Alexandria stared at him in shock when he revealed that his mother had kicked him out. "That's ridiculous." She said. "What are you going to do? You can't live in the school!" The idea of anyone living in school was ridiculous, although her father had quite often threatened to send her out of the country into a Catholic boarding school. That was usually when she came home as drunk as she was now and she really didn't want to hear him preach again and again about responsibilities and growing up. That just wasn't her.<br/><br/>She took his hand. "It was your birthday yesterday? Why didn't you tell me!" Alex looked a little insulted by this but eventually melted back to her relaxed composure. "I don't even have a gift for you." She pouted her lips at this and shivered slightly, moving closer to Keith. He was so warm and nice and she wanted to cuddle with him. The anger in her was starting cool down, dulled by the amount of alcohol she had already taken. As Keith told her had actually tricked her by watching past the dancer to a TV, she turned to look at him in awe, nearly falling from the bench. "You tricked me!" She exclaimed and pointed her finger at him. Alex wasn't angry, just surprised.<br/><br/>His kisses were so soothing and felt heavenly. A small smile appeared on her lips. "I don't know who's going to suffer more. Me or you. I don't control my emotions well, as you saw. If I don't like something, I just crack." Alex looked down to her feet. "I wonder.. I want you so much, I need you so much and care about you so much.. you'd think it would be easy to just be with you, right? It's like there's another person living inside of me, sometimes. A really ugly person with a lot of pride." She looked back up to him, with need in her eyes. "I still really want you."