I must have fallen asleep because I awoke to a knocking on my door.
“Come in.” I said as I scrambled to sit up in my bed.
“Lainey we need to talk…” Spence said as he sit on the edge of my bed taking a deep breath.
“Are we going to just pretend like nothing happened?” he asked.
“Well I know that’s your usual plan of action, so I didn’t think you would mind.” I said coldly.
“Lainey…you have every reason to be nasty and hate me…things between us have been complicated ever since I got here. But I know I’m not the only one who feels something between us…something strong…” he said and my heart pounded against my chest.
I knew he was right, and it was killing me to admit it.
I knew this conversation was going to give me closure. As much as I said I was done with Spencer, I know I wasn’t really done until I had closure, until all hope I had was gone…
“I know it seems like I’ve been playing games with you, but I haven’t…I’ve been trying to stay away and fight these feelings because… its just so wrong…you're my best friends kid sister, and my student…” he said.
I couldn’t listen to this anymore; my heart was breaking with each word he spoke.
“Spencer all I want to know is anything you're going to tell me change anything between us?” I said.
“Is it going to make all the pain and tears worth it…cause if not then just stop…” I said.
I could tell by his silence that whatever he was saying, however he felt…it didn’t matter…
“Lainey…its not that…I just…-“ he began to say before I interrupted him.
“Just stop! It was stupid to think you grew up…you're still that stupid teen age boy who played so many girls…” I said looking down.
“I did grow up Lainey, and that’s why I’m doing this…” he said but I just shook my head.
“You’ve been playing games with me ever since you got here…meanwhile you're going out and sleeping with girls while I’m right across the hall…” I said as tears filled me eyes.
“That wasn’t what it looked like…” he said but again I shook my head.
“I promised myself when I was younger that I never would be like those girls that would cry over you…but here I am. Honestly I don’t blame you for doing what you do best…I blame myself…” I said.
“Lainey just please listen…” he said.
“No I don’t want to hear it anymore, it doesn’t matter! Nothing matters! And I’m fine with that…but I just need you to let me be fine with it…” I said as I took a deep breath.
“Just let me be with Rob, and you can do whatever you want…we can forget everything that happened…” I said as I looked at him.
“Lainey…” he said as took hold of my hand but I just pulled away.
“You should go…” I said and he just nodded.
He looked like he was going to say more, but he didn’t. He just got up and left the room.
I stayed in my bed the rest of the night crying…
Accepting the fact that this was the end….
**Spencer’s POV**
I left Lainey’s room with a broken heart…
I cared so much about her but it didn’t matter… it would never change anything she would always be my best friends little sister, and I was still her teacher.
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Escaping Mr.King
Teen FictionLainey Price was so excited for her senior year, nothing could go wrong...or so she thought. When she finds out that Spencer King, her brothers best friend who happens to be her worst enemy , is coming back to town. She thinks she could easily ignor...