Making a Difference (sequel to PDA)

16B:The First Girl

It was funny how one moment Levi couldn't stop thinking of Finch but then he thought about the first time, he had a crush on his very first girl ever. 

Her name was Eva Casablancas and she had the brightest blue eyes with long dark hair. Remind you this was in middle school when Levi met her. He was at his locker and the girl was new to the school. He couldn't help but stare at her. Everyday, he would catch her looking beautiful in his eyes. He would try to talk to her but he was too shy to do that. Lilith tapped his shoulder. 

"Stop being a major creep" Lilith told her twin brother and Levi rolled his eyes. 

"Don't you think she's beautiful" Levi sighed and Lilith now rolled her eyes. 

"If you like her then go talk to her" Lilith nudged him over practically forcing her to go talk to Eva. 

"Um, hey" Levi rubbed the back of his neck and Lilith watched her brother from her locker. 

Eva stopped talking to Brooklyn and faced Levi with a smile. 

"Hey, that test we had yesterday" Eva said in her british accent and Levi couldn't stop smiling. 

"I was wondering" Levi started to say and Eva just raised an eyebrow at him. 

"Yeah, you want to go out to see a movie" Eva finished Levi's thought and Levi nodded his head. Eva put her number on Levi's hand. 

"Text me" Eva told him before grabbing her books from her locker and walking to her class. Levi couldn't believe what just had happened. He got a phone number. He rushed to Lilith jumping up and down. 

"I got a date" Levi exclaimed and Lilith rolled her eyes. 

"Stop dancing, you look like a fool in my opinion" Lilith messed with Levi and Levi quickly put her number in his phone. He sighed contently. 

But it was too bad because that date with Eva never happened and let's just say the next day Levi's world was about to be torn to pieces. Eva Casablancas  had died from being beaten up by her parents. She was only twelve years old. Levi was never the same after that and that was when Levi lost his innocence and finally understood what could happen to Andy if he stayed with his parents.