the breakfast club
Alex winced at the offered cigarette. “Yeah, um… No thanks. You know the whole ‘dry-heaving’ story.”
Definitely not a great start to the day. Good job, Alex, you idiot.
“The car? Uh, no, I don’t… I don’t think so.” She opened her mouth to ask Jonas what plans he had to use the car for, but she decided against it. She’s gotten into his business enough as it is.
She cleared her throat awkwardly. Uncomfortable silence, it is…
“Cool.” Another drag of the cigarette. Jonas exhaled. “I was gonna visit Mom. You can come if you wanna, I guess, meet her. Sort of.” Meet her remains, rather. It hurt to think about it, but running from reality wasn’t going to help either. Jonas snapped his eyes shut and wondered if she was watching him right now. Would she scold him for not getting along with Ren? He’d never know, honestly.
“Don’t tell Dad, though. He wouldn’t--he doesn’t get why I keep going and I don’t get why he never goes. It’s pretty fucked up. Like, if he asks, just tell him we’re going to the mall or something.”
















