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JAMIE AND EVELYN

#Prom

'Evelyn,' — He looked into her eyes and smiled. — 'Will you be my other half in my entire life?'

Evelyn was in shock. She didn't know, she had to cry or smile. Her eyes became watery.

'Yes, I will.'

She hugged him. He put the ring on her finger. Then Daniel gave him the tulips. (💐)

'Do you like it? If you don't, I'll buy you a new one.'

Jamie asked her.

'No, I love it. Not just a like.'

He kissed her. Lucy and Daniel joined them in a hug.

'I love you, guys.'

Lucy said.

'I love you, too.'

Three of them shouted.

They went to the place where the party was held.

Lucy went with the guy, who asked to dance. Evelyn and Jamie were dancing together and taking pictures.

Everything was going well until Daniel left the place. Jessica followed him. He started smoking.

'I knew you have never liked Lucy, and you liked me always.

'I've never liked you, I lied to her. You're right, I don't like her. I love her. Even though we fought, I loved her, and I would love her unconditionally.'

She kissed him.

'Get off me.'

'Dan, let's talk.'

Lucy's thin and high-pitched voice was easy to recognise for Daniel.

'I TOLD YOU GET OFF ME.'

Daniel shouted to Jessica.

'I'm sorry.'

Lucy apologized.

'It was for Jessica, not for you.'

Lucy noticed her. Jessica rolled her eyes.

'Go.'

Daniel looked at her with threatening eyes. She left.

'Sorry for interrupting.'

Daniel threw the cigarette away because he knew about her allergic reaction.

'Why did you throw it away?'

'The smoke is not good for you.'

'You could have smoked.'

'I can't smoke in front of you.'

'Wait, when did you start smoking?'

'I asked someone for cigarettes.'

'Oh, okay. I wanted to talk to you.'

'Okay, let's go. By the way, I love your dress. You look incredible.'

'Thank you.'

'Do we count as exes?'

'No? Maybe. It's up to us.'

'Okay.'

'Do you want to be my ex?'

'No...?'

He chuckled and looked at her.

'I still love you.'

'I have never said that I don't love you anymore.'

'Then why are we fighting for?'