History, 05.12.2020 03:30 assassin42

Ik this not a question buh i mean so I'm here sitting waiting for help on work and was thinking back on one day where I was chilling in bed a. s.s naked and woke up to get water in the middle of the night ( why was I alseep naked bc I heard it was good for your body so..) anyways I went to get water in the kitchen and dint put clothes on bc everyone was asleep and then I heard someone coming and ran outside to not be seen buh then my neighbor if goes out running around 4 in the morning and he's like 23 I'm 16 and he seen me I was like :-: uhh.. and he was like da. m.n.. i was about to pee myself too ... i ran twards the door and ran into and knocked out he had to carry me to his car and take me to the hospital I wake up in some big t-shirt and he just there w/ no shirt in the hospital ik this was bad I mean we close now ...

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