Kura P.O.V.
I think our plane to London crashed and I died, because I am in heaven. It is so beautiful hear; sitting here on a fountain, right at sunset. How perfect is that. I had to know if this is heaven, so I decided to pinch myself.
“Ow” I said rubbing my forearm.
“What?” Jason said looking me with his adorable worried expression. I hope that he only feels the same way I feel for him, because I am falling for him, hard.
“Well, I thought that I died or something, because this could so be heaven. I had to know if this is heaven, so I pinched myself. Now I know this is reality, because in heaven there is supposed to be no pain.” I tried to explain to him. I don’t think that he understood where I was coming from; he just stared at me like I was crazy.
“Do you feel okay?” He said putting has had up to my forehead. “Yea, fine. Why?” I asked, now very confused.
“Because, what you just said was absolute nonsense.” He announced with an enormous smile on his face.
“Whatever, it made sense to me.” I mumbled to myself. I think his hear me, because his smile only got bigger. I should just stop talking to him, because whatever I say just enhances his ego by tenfold.
He started to laugh, interrupting my thoughts. I plastered a scowl on my face when I looked at him. It was hard to be mad at him; he was just so damn hot. When he finally stopped laughing, I tried to put my scowl back on, but I didn’t really work. When I saw that I was losing the battle, I got up and started walking back to the hotel. A few seconds later, I heard running footsteps slow next to me.
“Why did you just leave back there?” Jason asked with a hint of anger in his voice.
“Well, I did not deem it necessary to sit there any longer. Besides, I already got all of my pictures, and it is getting really dark.” I tried to sound as innocent as I could.
He looked at me for a moment, anger still slightly visible on his face. After a moment thought, his face softened and he just shrugged.
As we walked down the road, I kept getting a feeling that someone was watching us. I occasionally stopped to turn around, but there was never anyone around who looked suspicious. As we neared the hotel, I could have sworn that I saw someone following us from the other side of the street, but when I looked back, the person was gone.
“What’s wrong? Why do you keep stopping Kura?” I heard Jason ask as we entered the hotel.
“I thought….um it’s not really important.” I said with uncertainty filling my voice.
I looked up at Jason, to see what his reaction was, but instead, I found him starting to nod off. I sighed and dragged him down to the elevator. When we reached our room, I swiped the key, and sat Jason down on the bed.
“Jason, go get ready for bed.” I told him with a stern voice. I didn’t get a reply; instead I got just a dazed look from him.
I just sighed, grabbed my pajamas and stalked off to the bathroom.
When I came back out about ten minutes later, I found Jason shirtless and in pajama bottoms sprawled out on the bed.
I couldn’t help but stare at his perfectly sculpted chest. He looked like a Roman god, like a marble statue. After I got over his amazing body, I realized that I had a bigger problem on my hands. How was I going to get him to go to his side of the bed? (Yes, we are sharing a bed; we got a good rate for the room.)
“Jason, wake up. Move over.” I whispered while slightly pushing him. Goodness sakes, he was a rock!
“JASON!” I yelled a little bit louder. I hit him harder, causing him to roll over. I had enough room to climb in, so after laying there for a few minutes, I heard Jason softly mumbling in his sleep. The last thing he said before he fell silent was,
“I love Kura”.
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Across the Sea
AdventureKura is 16 and is loving life. She has a pen pal in Korea, Mara, who helps her get through the rough patches in life. But what happens when her mother tells her that she can't write to her best friend anymore? This is a book of adventure, true lo...
