Dalliance (j.r./n.j.) *DISCONTINUED*

5

*Cristiano's POV*

After Sergio's call, I was actually worried myself too. I knew I shouldn't have dropped the call, because as soon as Sergio and I see each other, he'll start lecturing me.

I frowned at the image of us arguing. I shook my head to let go of what had just happened. I really shouldn't and can't absolutely fall for his sister again. It was wrong. Maybe she has feelings for someone else, or worse.

Has a boyfriend already.

She could have fallen for James, considering they were staring at each other at the night of the game. I felt myself starting to get jealous knowing that Chloe would never be mine, no matter how hard I try.

"Papai! I'm ready for school!" Jr. interrupted my thoughts. "Si Jr." I stood up to grab my keys. "Vamos Jr." I picked him up and walked out the house, towards the car. I sat him into the car and drove off.

"Qué tal la escuela?" I turned to him. "Boa! (Good)" He replied smiling.

I parked and walked him to his class to kiss him bye. "See you after school," I patted his head and walked to my car, and drove off back home to get ready for practice.

*BEFORE TRAINING SESSION IN THE LOCKER ROOM*

Before I had entered the room, I had heard Ramos talking to Gareth.

  "I want you to watch out for James, he's been getting close to my sister lately." Sergio had said sternly, "come on Sergi, James is a nice guy, he wouldn't even hurt a fly! You should let your sister be, she's old enough."

Sergio sighed, " I don't want anyone hurting my little sister, nice guy or not, I don't want her getting hurt." He informed the other guy.

"She had a terrible past as a little girl." I looked through the crack and stared at Sergio, who had sat down. Gareth patted his shoulder, "I'll make sure James doesn't. I promise." Sergio looked up and smiled. "Thank you, Gareth." He nodded in reply.

I entered the locker room. "HOLA AMIGOS," smiling. "Hola," they both replied in unison, smiling back.

I wanted to make sure I looked innocent, knowing I had been eavesdropping them. I'd gotten dressed for training and headed out, leaving both alone in the locker room.

A/N:

I really had dunnit