Jiccup

Meet me

Hiccup and I were singing along. After that song, he played For the Dancing and the Dreaming. Hiccup held out a hand. "Hay I have this special dance?" I took his hand. "Of course." He put one hand on my hip and I put my hand on his shoulder. He started dancing. He spun me, hugged me, all of that. He swung me out and the twirled me back in and dipped me as the song ended. I couldn't stop laughing it was so fun. He leaned down towards me. His face kept getting closer and closer. Our faces were just an inch apart when a little kid ran into us making me fall. "Woah! Ow." "Jessy? Are you okay?" He said helping me up. "Yeah I'm fine."

After the concert we went back home. We stopped at my door step. We hugged. "That's was fun." I said. "Yeah it was." We pulled apart and he started leaning in. I also leaned. We were at least a centimeter apart when my mom opened the front door. "Oh hey guys!" We sighed. "Hi mom." "Well I guess I'll go home. Bye Jessy." Hiccup said kissing my cheek the left. I went inside. Robbie starts running around me in circles. I watched him. I grabbed him and picked him up. "Hey there you little monster!" He giggled and I brought him to his room. "Night." I said and went in my room. My phone buzzed and I looked at it. It was a text from Hiccup. It read;

Hey! Don't even bother changing. But come out to the beach.

I got up and snuck out. I walked along the golden sand while the cold salty water hit my feet. I was then lifted up and spun the put down to me hypnotizing green eyes. I smiled. "Hey Hiccup!" I hugged him. "Hey." I replied. We sat down in the sand while the water hit out feet. I leaned against him putting my head in his shoulder. He smiled. We watched as the sun set over the glistening, beautiful ocean. He looked at me. And I looked at him. He started leaning. I smiled. I grabbed his face and pulled it to mine breaking the space between our lips. His hands went to my waist pulling me closer. We broke and just sat in the sand watching the sunset over the water. Best night ever.