Eric's POV:
I was sleeping peacefully until I heard my phone ring. I groaned and stretched my hand out to the nightstand looking around for it.
"What?" I asked annoyed, not looking at the caller ID.
"Is that anyway to greet your best friend?" Aaron answer-asked.
"Dude, its 3 am. What do you want?"
"Sorry. I was just calling to see how it's are going."
"It?" I asked confused.
"The bet."
"Oh. Right." I had totally forgotten.
"So?"
"It's going great. I asked her to be my girlfriend and she agreed but I think she's a virgin so it might some time."
"You still have a month you know. Don't let me down. We got 3000 dollars at stake here."
"Don't worry."
"Okay bye. Don't forget to get me a present."
"Sure. See you."
I hung up and slapped my hand to my forehead.
I was so stupid!
Why I agreed to the bet in the first place, I didn't know. All I knew was that I was drunk and I regret accepting. I really liked AJ. I wanted to call quits but I didn't have the courage to tell Aaron. AJ would be heartbroken if she found out. I can't let her find out; I won't let her find out. I could just tell the guys I didn't sleep with her, lose the bet then get AJ.
That was my plan. Hopefully it wouldn't backfire. I tried to get back to sleep but every time I closed my eyes I felt a pang of guilt.
Amy's POV:
"I'm going to miss you so much, Jack." I mumbled to his chest.
"I'll miss you too." He whispered in my ear.
I pulled away and kissed his cheek. I smiled at him and he smiled back.
"Come on AJ, we have to go." Ellen said quietly.
I pulled myself out of his arms and went to Ellen's side. He and Eric did the man hug thing and I waved.
"Goodbye Jack."
"Bye."
***
We boarded the plane and I sat next to Eric. He threw his arm over my shoulders, pulling me closer. I looked out the window and watched as the runway faded as we moved faster and faster. I doubted I'd ever be coming back to Paris. This city just had too much action for me.
We chatted for an hour or so and I would notice Eric's eyelids drooping.
"Lay down." I said patting my lap.
"I'm not sleepy." He argued.
I raised an eyebrow. "Eric, you can barely keep your eyes open."
"I'm not." He whined like a five year old.
"Yes you are."
"No I'm not."
Then as if to prove my point he yawned.
"Okay maybe I am a little sleepy." He said sheepishly.
"Told you. Now lay down." I said gesturing to my lap.
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