Evan Morrow and Lily Germaine were a repeat of history. As amazing as it was for people to watch the greatest love story ever play out once again, for Evan Morrow, it was infuriating. Why couldn't Lily just see that he liked her, and had liked her s...
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Lily Germaine was to hard to stay mad at.
Which is exactly why I found myself outside of her house once again, ready to apologize.
This time, I hadn't seen Logan, which was a good sign. I was trying to be less harsh on him, and I did pretty good yesterday, but I just wanted to see Lily today. I would apologize to Logan another time.
The door opened, and Peter's voice floated through.
"You're earlier than you normally are, Sofi—"
Peter and I stared at each other.
"What're you—"
"Why is Sofi coming over?" I blurted.
Peter's face turned red. "None of your business. Why are you here?"
"To see Lily?"
"Why?" He demanded.
"Why's Sofi coming over?" I asked, again.
Peter closed his mouth, and held the door open further. "Just go."
I walked inside, and headed up to Lily's room. Once I got to her door, I knocked gently.
"Lily?"
I heard the door click, and I knew that she locked it.
"Lily." I said, again. "Come on."
"Go, away." She snapped. "I'm not talking to you. I'm never talking to you again, traitor."
I sighed. "Come on. I apologized—"
"Going around actually saying the word sorry, isn't actually being sorry." She hissed.
I closed my mouth, and then sighed. "Lily, I'm sorry, what else do you want from me?"
It was silent for a few minutes, and then she said, "Flowers."
I stared at the door in disbelief. "What?"
"Flowers." She said, again. "Those Lily's you always give me."
I opened and closed my mouth, trying to find something to say. Before I could stop myself, I said, "Okay."
I then turned on my heel, and walked down the stairs where Sofi and Peter were.
