[DREW'S POINT OF VIEW, STILL]
[Please, please, PLEASE, listen to the song to the right.----->
It goes REALLY well with this chapter!]
Chapter Twenty-Four
"Drew?" asked a small voice. "Drew?"
Was this a dream? I smiled a small smile. I loved that voice.
"Drew?" it asked again.
I opened my eyes slowly. There was someone walking slowly toward me. Their lips and cheeks were a soft, rosy pink. Their hair was long, and dark, and flowing. Their eyes were a beautiful bright blue.
I reached forward, to check if they were real. As I reached for them I rolled right off the bed, landing with a hard and loud THUMP. That made my head feel like someone was hitting it with a million and one fists, the sounds echoing in my mind.
"Fuck!" I muttered to myself.
"Are you okay?" asked the voice.
I recognized the voice and looked up.
"Get out," I said harshly, laying down on my back and rubbing my temples.
"I'm sorry," Aynsley apologized stepping closer to me.
"Get out, NOW," I spat sitting up quickly. The quick movement made my head spin and added to the throbbing pain. I carefully flopped back down.
Aynsley left the room and returned with a tall glass of water and some Tylenol.
"Here," she said handing me the Tylenol, "it'll help."
I grabbed the pills and sat them on the back of my tongue, took the water from her, and chugged it down. I was thirsty now.
"You're welcome?" Aynsley said uncertainly.
"Thank you," I said and Aynsley started to smile, "for cheating on me."
Her smile dropped fast.
"Damn it, Drew, I'm SORRY!" Aynsley shouted. "What the hell do I have to do? What do I have to do to make it all right?"
"Take everything back."
"I wish I could, but I can't."
"Then it will NEVER be alright."
"Grad-" Aynsley stopped dead in her tracks when she heard herself speak.
"What the FUCK did you just call me?" I tried to ask without yelling.
"I'm so, so, so sorry. I totally didn't mean it. I'm sorry."
"Sorry didn't do it, you did."
"I know, and I'm sorry-" Aynsley stopped mid-sentence and sighed. "Drew...if I could take everything back I would in a split second. I wouldn't hesitate. But I can't do that so please tell me what I can do to make everything better. Please. I'm begging you. Please. I will do anything to save us. You're all I have. And I'm scared that...that this might be over."
My throat tightened and I felt my eyes start to water. I blinked tears back. I was not about to cry right here, right now. Especially in front of the girl that practically broke my heart. The girl that I loved.
"Why?" I asked sitting up slowly and carefully and avoiding her eyes. "Why did you do it?"
She was silent for a moment. I almost didn't hear her when she spoke.
"I am not entirely sure. I don't really know. I was missing you, but not enough, I guess. He was there, he was close to me and I let him stay. I knew it was wrong, what I was doing, but I just couldn't bring myself to stop."
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More Than I Bargained For
Teen FictionAfter meeting a guy she has major sparks for, Aynsley decides he wouldn't be the best choice for her. She meets another guy, and has major feelings for him, but can't seem to leave her first choice out of the equation. She realizes her heart his tor...