Claire's POV•
"Claire..." Someone said behind me.. Thompson?
When I looked behind, Oh, Aaden.
"Aaden! Hey!" I said
"So... you're kind of disappointed to see me."
"No! No! It's just Because I miss my brother-sister bonding time." I lied. I actually wanted to see Thompson! How pathetic is that?
"Oh, don't worry. I'll spend some time with you." He said while winking at me.
"Pfft- THESE BOYS REALLY NEED TO HAVE AN EYE TRANSPLANT." I said while laughing.
"Okay okay. HAHAHA." Aaden said, while laughing.. What a Kill joy.
"So? let's go to the slides then?" He said.
YAY! I'M SO EXCITED ABOUT THIS!
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5 minutes later....
We're here! If you guys only knew how much I kept on sliding this slide! I remembered this was newly built. Me, My dad and Sam would always come here... And Mom would always be at the end of the slide to take pictures of us.
I sighed. I missed them.
"Are you okay?" Aaden broke the silence.
"Yeah! Now, I'm missing my parents. What a kill joy! Let's just move on." I said while shedding a tear.
"It's okay.. He said while rubbing my back." He's really sweet today, and he made me smile.
"OKAY! LE GO!" I said cheerfully and he chuckled.
Did I forge to mention that we have to climb hundreds of steps so that we can get there?
Crap!
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Millions of years later.....
Okay, I'm over exaggerating! HAHAH.
"Where are we? Is this the future?" I said.
"HAHAHA, we're at the top, baby." He said while winking at me.
"Miss Jones!" One of the workers here in our resort greeted me.
I smiled back at him.
"Hmmh." Aaden hummed wickedly.
He gave us this mat for two people. So, I'm in the front and Aaden is at my back. Hugging my waist.
I turned my head giving him a glare.
"What? I'll slip out of the mat!"
Okay, I'll give him that. And he chuckled.
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TOMBOY MEETS GIRLY WORLD // So close.. Yet, so far
Teen FictionHi, my name is Claire Taylor Jones. And this is not your typical love story. I bet you're all wondering. About the title of my story, it's not about rich families and keeping us away from each other. Blah! That is so cliché. You see, I educate at...
