Wrong Send (Jerrie AU)

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6:42 AM

Jade💛: good morning sunshine

Pez💙: it is way too early for this

Jade💛: it's never too early

Jade💛: i'll pick u up at 8

Jade💛: be ready

Pez💙: i will i will calm down

Jade💛: i'm just excited for today

Pez💙: me too

seen by Jade💛 7:27 AM

Jade woke up early that morning, butterflies dancing in her stomach as she prepared for the day ahead. Today was her chance to show Perrie that she had changed, that she was serious about them.

At precisely 8 am, Jade pulled up in her old but well-maintained car to Perrie's house. She stepped out, wearing a simple t-shirt and jeans, looking as charming as ever with her sparkling brown eyes and confident smile. Perrie came out, wearing a cozy sweater and jeans, her blonde hair catching the morning sun.

"Hey there, beautiful," Jade greeted Perrie, trying to hide her nervousness behind her cocky demeanor. "Ready for an adventure?"

Perrie smiled back, her reservations slowly fading away. "I suppose I am. But don't think one day will change everything, Jade."

Jade nodded, understanding that she had to earn Perrie's trust. "I know, and I won't let you down."

Their day was filled with laughter and joy as they explored the town together. They went to a local farmer's market, savoring the taste of fresh fruits and pastries. They visited a quirky museum, where they shared stories and inside jokes. Jade had carefully planned these activities, hoping to create lasting memories.

As the sun began to set, Jade drove them to the beach. They strolled along the shore, the waves gently kissing their feet. Seabirds flew overhead, and the scent of saltwater filled the air.

Jade hesitated for a moment, the words she wanted to say now stuck in her throat. But she took a deep breath, reminding herself that honesty was key.

"Perrie, I know my past isn't something I can erase," Jade started, her voice soft but sincere. "But I've changed, and I don't want to be that person anymore. You've brought something special into my life, and I want you to be a part of it. I want to be with you, Perrie, in a real, committed way."

Perrie looked at Jade, her blue eyes filled with a mix of emotions. She could see the sincerity in Jade's eyes and the effort she had put into the day. Her heart swelled with the possibility of a future together.

"I want to believe you, Jade," Perrie said, her voice soft yet determined. "I'm willing to take a chance, but you have to promise me one thing: no more games, no more playing around with my feelings."

Jade nodded, her heart pounding with hope. "I promise, Perrie. I'll be honest and true, and I won't break your trust."

With that, Perrie smiled, a genuine and warm smile that melted Jade's heart. "Then, yes, I'll be your girlfriend."

Overwhelmed with joy, Jade pulled Perrie into a tender kiss. The sun dipped below the horizon, painting the sky with hues of pink and orange, as they sealed their newfound connection.

As they stood together, hand in hand, watching the sunset on the beach, both Jade and Perrie knew that this was the start of something beautiful – a love that would blossom and grow, just like the day they had shared.