I tapped the boy in the black suit with a powder blue dress shirt. His hair is ever-flowing, making
me want to run my hands through it. He turned around. I nearly gasped at his pure icy blue
eyes. His eyes bored into mine, and I felt my cheek heat up relatively close to the color of my
dress. " Can I talk to you?" I was surprised that my voice didn't stutter. The music in the
background started to slow down. Couples made their way to the dance floor. A wave of
loneliness hit me. Like an aching hole that someone slapped a bandaid on and called it fine. He
nodded. I started towards the gazebo, my dress tailing behind me. As he easily kept up, he
strode forward looking for ease and calmness. "What's up," he said almost casually as if I were
one of his friends. My heart pounded in my chest. " I kinda, ok really like you," I said "I have for
the longest time, I was scared to say anything because I know you don't feel the same way and
you probably like Brooke" mentioning my best friend, " but I really like you and it's my last
chance so". I felt the magnetic pull the kind you see in movies where the characters both lean in
a kiss, but this wasn't that. The unknown variable was his response, it always was. I waited for
him to speak, each second felt like an eternity. " I...um. I don't know... I'm sorry" he stuttered
leaving me stunned.
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Parallel lines never meet
RomanceWhen time has run out an inevitable confessions comes. Like a chain reaction, cause and effect. Courage and loss of words. This whirl wind of a almost romance. Leaving both of them torn in their own way. * this is a short story and it is complete. A...