She had looked so beautiful that night.
Riley had gasped as she had finally looked ahead and had seen where I took her on our date. Her eyes had widened and her hand had shot out to open the car door, but I was faster than her and scrambled out of the car to open her door for her. She had shot me a grateful look and then had thrown her arms around my neck.
Surprised, I held onto her waist and had to prevent myself from stumbling backwards. I could feel her grin against my shoulder as she had watched the scene play out in front of her.
"You took me to a movie drive-in?" she had asked, a wide smile on her face as she pulled back.
I nodded, my cheeks a bit red. I was glad that she liked it so much, but I was still a little nervous. The last time I took someone on a date was well... never. Chuckling quietly to myself, I took her hand and turned her back to face me.
"It get's better," I told her, a wide smile on my face.
"Huh?" she had asked, her eyebrows scrunching together. "How does it get better than this?"
I grinned at her. "They're showing the original Spiderman, Smiley."
Riley had laughed and hugged me again. "The original ones are great! I love them! Thank you so much, Parker."
I blinked rapidly. Then, a wide grin took over my face.
She had called me Parker for the very first time.
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Short StoryAfter I met Riley everything changed, forever. She was unlike any girl I had ever met, unique in almost every way. She was one of those girls you could only read about in novels. She called me Spidey. And I called her Smiley. Because of her, I beca...
