The Good Times And The Bad Ones

Fallin'

"I was caught in the moment, not even thinking twice. Pretty sure that was my mistake." I ranted to emily.

I was telling her about the how I ended up in this random guys bed after going to the bar last night. 

"It's like everything's frozen." I continued, looking around the pretty simple looking room. I was currently still sat on the very bed of that random guy. Alone. I'm pretty sure he's showering cuz I hear the water running. 

The room is completely white, so is everything in it. The thin, white curtain lets the sunlight glow through nicely. The stripes of light shining onto the messed-up, crisp, white duvet that was currently tangled around my legs. There was a smooth and simple desk sat in the corner with a rolling desk chair in front of it. On the desk there was a laptop and some small succulents, there were a few books stacked neatly to the side and a pencil-pot filled with the odd pen or two. There was also two coffee mugs with steam still flowing from them. Next to the desk was a set of three shelves attached to the wall with what seems to be collections of book series.

All of a sudden I hear the water stop. "Emily I'll call you back later, I think he's done," I say before hanging up the phone.

I heard the bathroom door open before looking up to see a tall man, his black hair wet and draping over his face, towel wrapped around his waist. The water dripping down his skinny yet toned chest. Holy Asahi he looks like a god.

"Hey, you're still here, now there's nothing but you and I," his voice was much deeper than I had anticipated, yet it was still smooth.

I can't stop my heart from beating, but why do I love this feeling? 

"Uh... so as I'm sure you can guess we... did stuff, last night, but that's a slight problem cuz, I can't rlly move my legs," I trailed off laughing a little.

He chuckled before replying, "Ya, i know so where are you going with this?"

"Make me a promise," I answered, he tilted his head in confusion before I continued, "tell me you'll stay with me, I can barely move on my own so I'm gonna need some help," I smiled.

"Sure, don't even worry about it," he answered with a giggle. He doesn't seem so bad.

"If I'm being honest, I don't know where this leads," he told me before taking a sip of his coffee then passing me my mug, "But that's the only question."

"Well I don't really know where this is gonna go either," I blushed moving my head down.

"Baby, don't keep me guessing."