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Eight chapter

Liz's POV

In summer in a black dress with a cap on your head don't want to go anywhere. Why did I think it would be cooler at midnight? No matter if I came this far, I won't turn back. Once Amanda mentioned that she had heard her mother talk to one of the guards that a guard would be enough for the back entrance. I didn't really pay much attention to this information, but it would be nice to know where that entrance is. I didn't even accidentally stand in the parking lot and try to go in the dark parts so they wouldn't see me or my shadow. When I was still here it was noticed that there is a big tree next to the fence that I think they should have cut down, but this is my luck. The wall can be roughly three and a half meters high. I grabbed two branches and pulled myself up. On the other side was a tree on which I could climb down. I walked slowly along the wall and saw the entrance to the castle because of the light from the lamps. It was far enough away but breathing back I continued on my way. The back of the castle was lit on a stretch and there sat a guard snoring in a chair. The heavens are now cheering on me. I slowly approached the door and almost had a heart attack when I heard him snoring loudly. I finally opened the door slowly, constantly watching him when he woke up by accident. Then I slowly closed the door and leaned over to get some air and calm down. I headed for a new door that led up a staircase. I started up the stairs, my heart pounding in my chest to see where I was going to fall out now when I reached the door and opened it. I got into a hallway, but because of the darkness, I couldn't see anything, so I started to light up in front of me on the phone and found myself facing the stairs near the entrance. How can I be so lucky? I started to the right to enter the room slowly. The scent of Amanda struck me, constantly muttering something to herself. When I slept with her, she never did that.

"Liz." She mumbled. I paused for a moment because I thought I had noticed or something and realized I had come to talk. "Don't leave me alone!" She mumbled. Are you kidding me, right?

"Amanda!" I sat near to her and I started shaking her shoulders. "Get up!"

"Liz?" She asked. I immediately got up from the bed when I felt like she wanted to grab my waist. I took off my cap and laid it on the edge of the bed because of the heat and I turned on a small lamp.

"A question and I'm not here either. Do you love me?" I asked.

"What?" She asked and sat up. I folded my arms.

"Answer me!" I said angrily.

"Ohm." She ran her hands into her hair. "How do you get here?" She asked finally.

"I am the only one who can ask questions. You have long lost your right to this so just reply." I grumbled.

"You can believe me I thought a lot about it. We have no common future together. There is no solution that is good for both of us. One of us will get bored of all this once. The sooner we end the better." She said without looking at me.

"That's not what I asked." I said.

"Does it matter if we can't be together because of the circumstances?" She looked at me at me in frustration.

"Yes or no?" I asked. She didn't respond. I sat next to her on the bed. "I know you're scared. I am afraid too. I don't know what will happen to us with our future, but I believe in you, I believe in us. Can you believe in me?" I asked in a trembling voice and I took a deep breath. "You taught me a lot of things. You taught me to notice people who aren't friends with me because I was popular. Without you I wouldn't have had a kind word to AJ and Steven. I would live with my compulsion to comply in Florida and go to the Sports Academy and not where I really want to be. I didn't know the feeling of love. I pushed my own brother away from myself because I didn't want to hurt him, and you restored our old relationship. You taught me to live." I sighed. "If you now say you no longer love me, I will accept it. I won't seek you, I wont..." Before I could finish the sentence, she grabbed both sides of my face and kissed me. It was all so idyllic. I just came to find out how she feel, and not to make it happen again. I pushed myself away.