Friday 7:35 pm
Vic was starting to kiss me harder and moved toured me, pushed me back. With me now laying on his bed he moves his way on top of me. Should I go with It? I don't know if I'm ready or even what to with him. I try to sit up."Hey, what's wrong?" He asks with a half smile half worried.
"I not ready for that yet." I look down as if I should feel bad.
"It's fine." He gets off me and then helps me up. "Honestly you let me go father then I thought you would. You want to go get food?"
"Yeah, good sounds good." I say hesitantly. We make our through the hall and back down the stairs. We end up right where the food is. I don't remember seeing them the first time.
I scan the room, but I don't see my mom or Cole, in fact I don't see Mason either. I want to go find them but at the same time I don't want to leave Victor.
"So what do you want?" Victor' s voice snaps me back to reality.
I look at all the food that has been put out. "Ummm, maybe some of that pasta." I put a little of the pasta on my plate and took a bread stick. That looks so good.
"Want to eat outside?" I nod and he shows me the way as we past the drinks I take a water and continue to fallow him out the back door.
His back yard is huge. There is a big underground pool and a hot tub. We sit at the outdoor table. I sit across from him just in case he trys something again. "It's pretty cool out here."
"Yeah my dad did a good job with it. He pick everything out for it."
"Who'd he have put it together?" I try to make small talk so he didn't try to kiss me again. Not that I didn't like it or him. I'm just not sure about it yet, I guess. Plus, I'm still eating.
"Ummmm, I forget." He finishes his food and soon after so do I. "So you want to kiss again?" He moves in and I look down. "Wait, have you never kissed anyone before tonight?" A simile starts to form on his face but he controls it.
"No, but its been awhile. It was in fourth grade with my "first" boyfriend." I take an other look at his beautiful pool and all I won't to do is go swimming.
"Do you want to go out sometime?" I look back at him. I don't know honestly, so I do want to?
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Windsville
Ngẫu nhiênOn her 16th birthday everything that she new about her world is just a big lie. Lacey Gray is a quite freshmen girl. With an older brother and single mom. This is the story of how her life changed all once.