You have always been the best example of an obedient, ideal child. You grew up in an environment where you had to do your best to fit in with your parents and their circle of similarly affluent friends. In the end, regardless of the circumstances, everyone expected you to be the best at everything. It was not only about maintaining status, excellent grades in a prestigious university and flawless appearance, but also about your personal life.

Leon, on the other hand, was someone who had never seen as much money as your new jacket cost. So the only thing he was really lucky to have in life was his looks and all that endless charisma. Of course, he was well aware of that, which justified his enormous popularity on campus with both girls and boys. The fact that he had managed to get into a budget program at all said something about his smarts, but it didn't mean that he appreciated it. In fact, he didn't even care that he was about to be expelled.

So you didn't even realize how you met and ended up dating. You didn't care about his nonchalance about education, his love of bikes, or even how much time he spent drinking and smoking pot at parties. The only thing you really cared about was that he was amazingly sweet to you, and you didn't care in that moment where his lifestyle would take you both. It was pure love, even if your father didn't realize it.

So when the two of you were caught in each other's company again, and your father gave you another reprimand and grounded you, it wasn't surprising to hear a knock on your window when Leon started throwing pebbles at it in the middle of the night. You weren't sure if you even wanted to know how he got in here on the fenced and guarded grounds of your parents' house.

"Hey baby," Leon whispered in a loud breath, greeting you with a wide grin when you finally opened the window. "Jump down, I'll catch ya."