You Can Take Anything If You Want It Enough || Kianca
Ever since Bianca entered high school, she'd have sex like it was just another thing to do. She didn't care if she was the class slut or if people looked down on her. All she wanted was a good fuck and a smoke after. She hated emotions and she felt like sex took her emotions away. Maybe that was why she kept choosing Drew over Katie. Drew didn't do emotions, just like her. Whatever it was, it was getting harder and harder to deny that there was something between her and Katie. The other girl was attractive and funny, she was also sweet and caring. Bianca wanted someone like that in her life, but not at the price of her heart. It was a constant battle inside herself, but tonight she was giving in a bit. After basically carrying Drew up to his room and getting him into bed, the brunette left and went back to the Matlin household, a box of cigarettes and some joints in her purse.
As she pulled up to the curb outside of Katie's house, she honked the horn, laughing to herself since she knew it would probably annoying the other girl. While she waited, Bianca pulled out a cigarette and lit it, rolling down the windows of her car so she could blow the smoke outside. When Katie finally made her way from the house, she gave the girl slight smile, speaking once she was close to the car, "I know a perfect place we can go." She rose her eyebrows, smirking as her friend got into the car. Taking a drag from her cigarette, she pulled away from the curb and started down the street. Katie had been right before, Bianca wasn't much of a talker and this time was no different. She had no idea what to say as she drove toward their destination, "It's kind of far away, but it won't be too long of a drive, I promise." She took another hit from the cigarette, calming her nerves. Driving for fifteen more minutes, she finally pulled down a dirt road and drove for a bit before finally parking her car, "Come on." She encouraged Katie, getting out of the car with her purse and going to sit on the ledge that dropped down into a small lake, "So, cigarette or joint? I wasn't sure what you were in the mood to smoke tonight." She offered, still smoking her own cigarette.
