Tyler's POV
What the fuck. She did not just leave me alone standing on the curb watching as she's being driven away from me. The fuck did I just miss? One minute she's kissing me, and the next it's like she can't get away from me fast enough. Damn it. I knew I took it way too far with the dirty talk, and she probably thinks that all I want to do is fuck her. Do I want more? My mind is racing. I know it's not just about sex. Getting laid is a text message away for me. There are plenty of girls to choose from, include fucking Shelly. But that's not what I want. Why am I being pulled in by this girl?
The phone vibrates in my pocket. It's Tiffany.
"On my way," I answer.
"Where are you guys? We're in line getting tickets, but we all wanna try to sit together," she whines.
"I'll be there in a minute, just get a ticket for me," I say.
"What about Carrie?"
"She's not coming. She said she didn't feel well, so she just went home," I lie.
"Oh, ok. Well, hurry up and get over here, the movie is about to start," says Tiffany.
"Bye," I end the call, and place the phone in my pocket. Before I take two steps it rings again.
"What!" I bark into the phone.
"Hey..."
I stop dead in my tracks.
Fucking hell. It's Nicole.
"You there?" she asks. "Please don't hang up, Tyler. I need to talk to you...we need to talk to each other."
I breathe evenly, trying to calm my accelerating heartbeat.
"There is nothing left to talk about. I already said everything I wanted to back in New York," I say.
"You didn't give me a chance to explain... Look, I thought about it, and you were right. I made a mistake. I was wrong, and you were right...as usual..."
I stay silent.
"I miss you," she purrs into the phone, and I close my eyes. Damn her. She fucked everything up.
"What do you want, Nicole?" I ask, trying to keep a cool tone. I can't let her get to me.
"You," she says without hesitation.
"Well, it's a little too late for that now," I say, and start walking.
"Don't say that," she pleads. "I know you miss me too," she adds.
"I have to go. Don't want to keep my date waiting," I say, and hang up.
I know that wasn't the most way to handle it, but I just can't bring myself to really talk to her. Not after what she did.
When I met her she seemed to be such a sweet girl. So honest, and fun to be around. Then she caught the acting bug, and that's when the shit hit the fan. I was supportive. Taking her to auditions, driving down to L.A., even networking with producers for her. That's when she met fucking Robert—the director. I should have suspected something when he asked her to accompany him to that film festival in New York. Of course she brushed my jealousy off as unreasonable and childish, but deep down, I know I was right the whole time. Robert may have been an influential connection in the film industry, but I sensed he had ulterior motives when it came to Nicole. He was clearly smitten with her, and she must have known. She even told me openly she'd use his attraction to her for her own advantage. I just never suspected she'd actually whore herself out. I don't know what kind of starring role he promised her, but obviously it was enough for her to get on her fucking knees. Fucking slag.
I reach the movie theater and take the ticket Tiffany is handing to me.
"Thanks," I say.
"Took you long enough," she complains.
We all walk in, somehow managing to sit all together in one row, and I am grateful for the darkness of the theater because I don't want to have to explain the angry fucking scowl on my face.
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