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"You're seriously going to New Hampshire for the summer?  That's even worse than...where the hell is that school you go to?"  Dane asks, his forearms sliding across the top of the table.  I can barely hear him above the clamor of the piece of shit rock band at the dive bar in North Hollywood that Seth insisted on hitting up so we could "pick up skanks."  As if there weren't enough skanks in Malibu.

"Connecticut," I answer absently, but he can't hear me.  I'm trying to get into it here.  The Caulter from two months ago would be into it, getting drunk and high and banging some girl whose name I was never going to learn, let alone remember.  Shit, this Caulter is practically a fucking monk.  It's now been two weeks since I've seen any action.  Not that I haven't tried.  I left the park after kissing Katherine frustrated and aggravated and horny as hell, and not about to give her the damn satisfaction of showing up at her father's place.  So I wound up jerking off in a hotel room and watching TV.  Fucking awesome.

"Dude," Seth says.  "New Hampshire?"

"Yeah, I'm going back to New Hampshire for the summer," I say.  "Trust fund."

"Your fucking mother," Seth yells.  He shakes his head, takes another shot from the bottle at the table, and fills my shot glass with liquor.  My head feels cloudy, and I pause for a minute, thinking about waking up tomorrow feeling energetic, not hung-over in the bed of some chick I picked up at a dive bar in North Hollywood.  But I take it anyway, tipping my head back and letting the alcohol numb the thoughts running through my head.

"She wants to be the First Lady," I yell.

"Fuck yeah," Dane says, beside me.  His eyes are bloodshot and his pupils are dilated.  "Sucking some Presidential cock."

"Shut up."  I stand up.  "That's my mother you're talking about.  I don't need to hear that shit."  I push through the crowd of people in the bar and head toward the bathroom.  I came back to Malibu for a couple days to get the hell away from the East Coast, from Senator Douchebag and the wannabe First Lady, but now I just want to get away from my idiot friends.  Getting wasted and stoned with them is starting to feel like such high school bullshit.  I should have just gone back to my mother's place in Manhattan.

When I get back, a group of girls wearing sorority t-shirts is at the table, two of them hanging on Dane and Seth as they take shots from the bottle.  Dane looks up at me.  "Party at your place," he says.

One of the girls, her hair ombre, black at the roots and bleached at the tips, slides her arm into mine.  Her heavy makeup makes her look older than a college student, and she smells like a damn brewery.  She presses her tits up against my arm.  Normally I'd be inclined to let her suck my dick in the back of the bar, but right now I'm just repulsed, and I push her away, shaking my head.  "Not tonight."

Seth puts his hands up in the air.  "What the fuck, man?"

I don't even answer.  I suddenly feel sober, even though I've had four shots.  I also feel pathetic in here, surrounded by my lame friends in this shithole bar, my boots sticking to the floor that feels like it has ten fucking years of filth caked on it, listening to the worst band in the world play covers of shitty songs. "Later," I yell, knowing they won't bother to come after me as I go.  They're too busy chasing pussy and getting trashed.

Outside, I catch a cab that takes me back out to my mother's place in Malibu.  The house is empty, the sound of my footsteps on the floor echoing through the space.  I'm tempted to yell 'hellooooo' like a fucking kid, just to listen to my voice reverberate through the rooms.

The place looks ridiculous.  Everything is white -- white marble floors, white walls, white sofa with chrome legs resting on a white area rug.  This is what I've returned to, the newest redecoration of this place, Ella's attempt to "cleanse" everything.

Walking into my remodeled bedroom the other night was a grand surprise, with the white bed in the middle of the room and a white bedspread that is practically blinding.  I considered hiring painters to paint the whole fucking place black, but decided it was too much effort to spend on irritating my mother.

The only color in the whole damn place are the paintings, some modern art shit she has hung on the walls so people will think she's more than just a movie star.  She's an art aficionado.  She has taste, people.  She has class.

Yeah, right.  She can pretend she shits roses all she wants, but it's still shit.  I know the truth, about Ella's past and about my father that Ella tried so desperately to bury.  I'm the reminder that no matter how many awards she wins, no matter how much public perception about her has changed since she's started devoting all her time to causes and visiting war-torn countries, she can't get away from the past.

I lay down on the bed without bothering to take off my boots.  Ella will just have someone fix the designer bedspread that I'm sure is spun with only the finest silk imported from Mongolia or some shit.  I don't know if they make silk in Mongolia, but it sounds like something Ella would pay for.

People think I'm just a spoiled rich kid, way too privileged and full of angst about my fairy-tale life.  I'm over-privileged, but I'm not full of angst.  I just don't play a role like these other assholes, the Hollywood types or the uptight kids at Brighton who step on each other as they claw their way to the top.  I'm honest and people don't like it.

My mother certainly hates it.

But I don't hide who I am under a veneer, white-wash my life like this damn house.  And that's good enough for me.

I'm leaving tomorrow for New Hampshire.  The power couple has requested my presence, and Ella has booked me a first class ticket.  There's a fucking pancake breakfast -- how hokey is that?  We're all going to sit around and pretend to be one big happy family, eating breakfast in front of the cameras.  I'm going to pretend that I'm adjusting to life with Daddy Dearest and his perfect daughter.  The daughter I get hard just thinking about.

It's fucking New Hampshire.  I might even wear a polo shirt.  That will give Senator Douchebag a damn coronary.

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