A Freshman and A Senior...Love?

A Freshman and A Senior...Love? Chapter 26

"Sha-la-la-la-la-la my, oh, my look at the boy too shy he ain't gonna kiss the girl" Kelly sang.

"Shut up," Finn sighed.

"Go on, kiss her," my mom said.

"Yeah, Finn," Mrs. Johnson said.

"If he doesn't want to it's fine,"

"Aw, there blushing," Kelly said.

"Fine, you want a kiss!" Finn said walking over to me. "You'll get a damn - I mean - darn kiss," Finn grabbed my waist and crashed his lips into mine.

I kissed back and ran my fingers through his hair.

"Aw," all the moms and Kelly said.

Finn pulled away and looked at Kelly. "Happy?"

"Yup,"

Finn let me go and whipped his mouth.

I did the same and walked over to my mom.

"We should go before the snow picks up," Mr. Johnson said.

"Yeah, bye, thanks for having us," Mrs. Johnson.

They said their good byes and walked to their home.

I walked upstairs to my room and flopped on my bed.

*****

Travis was having a new year party and I deiced I was going.

Instead of watching the ball drop with my folks.

I pulled on my black shiny jeans and a sweater.

Finn drove me to Travis's place.

We talked and joked around like old times.

Once we reached the house we walked into Travis's backyard, were the party was.

Everyone was dancing and having a great time.

I walked over to Travis with Finn behind me.

"Hey," I smiled.

"Hey, Alex," Travis said hugging me. "Glade you could make it,"

"Merry Chirstmas," I said handing him his CD.

"Aw, thanks," he smiled.

"Merry Chirstmas," he said pulling out a small box from his pocket. "I saw it and thought of you,"

I smiled and opened it. It was beautiful. A ring that had a think band of torques.

"It's beautiful, thank you,"

"No problem," he said as I put it on my thumb.

"Chris Brown, Wall to Wall, this is my song," I said as I started dancing.

"This song is so old," Travis laughed.

"I don't give a shit,"

"Your hot, funny, and have a good taste in music, I'm Chris," said one of Travis's friends.

I smiled. "Alex, nice to meet you,"

"The pleasure is mine,"

"Are you sure?"

"Yes,"

"Well, damn you haven't meet you yet, I'll make your life hell,"

"Is that a promise,"

"You can count on it babe,"

He smiled. "Dance with me?"

"Sure," I smiled as we danced over to the dance floor.