"Hey Google, Define 'Human'"

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Summary

Love. Four letters meaning everything to everyone...except Olivia Benson. She doesn't understand why everyone needs love. Too bad she didn't discover the word asexual until she was already confused. "Olivia, listen." Jayden reached forward to grab my hands, green eyes staring into mine in the most uncomfortable way ever. I glanced away, then back at him. "I really like you. Like, a lot. So much so that, well...I really want to go further." "Further than making out behind the tennis courts?" I squeaked, feeling my heart pound. At the time I had thought it was because I was excited, but it really wasn't. "Much farther. My parents aren't in town tonight, and its not a school night. Come on, we can do it." Jayden pulled be closer to him, and I flinched, confused at how I was feeling. I was just asked to have sex with Jayden freaking Ray and I was hesitating! "Jayden I..." I backed away. "I'm sorry I just...I really don't feel the same way. I don't think I, I don't think that I ever have." ~~ Oh my gosh, I'm such an embarrassment. Just imagine what Billy's gonna say now! Confused and disturbed(?) Olivia Benson

Genre
Other
Author
Fallen
Status
Ongoing
Chapters
4
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

December 17, 1784

Just kidding. It’s January 1st, 2019, and I’m an embarrassment to the human race.

I was texting my best friend, right? I sent him the message He’s literally so cute, along with a screenshot of my text convo with Jayden Ray, the boy every girl has a crush on...including me (Gee, I’m only one page into this diary and already revealing my biggest, darkest secret). I had been lucky enough to be able to get his phone number - it was for a science project in eighth grade, but I still had it - but unlucky enough for, you guessed it, my message to be delivered to him and not Billy Franco. He still hasn’t responded, a record-breaking time of fourteen minutes and forty-six seconds later.

Uh-oh. My phone just went off...I literally don’t want to answer it, and it’s way too far away anyway after I threw it across the room fifteen minutes and thirteen seconds ago.