Rick asked me out on an official date.
I know there is no strings attached, but I'm on cloud nine right now so I would rather not stress about that until the ship is about to sink.
I'm old enough to experience such feelings. I'm still very young so I have to enjoy my life. I'm only 21 years old. I haven't reached the age of 30 yet, where I have to think of settling down.
Wait, Rick is 33, what if he brought me here to tell me that his getting married and that I should forget about him and all the nonsense that follows. I can already picture him saying it.
"Amy, there is something important I need to tell you."
Then I would have to be like," Yes!"
Why does it sound like I'm excited, well because I am happy! Technically thinking about it, I was actually picturing him asking me to marry him and I was shouting out yes before he even finished his sentence. How romantic that would be, but that's all in my head.
We had dinner at a very expensive restaurant, his treat of course, then we drove around for a while until he decided to surprise me with private Hula dancers right by the ocean while the waves crashed at their feet. It was such a beautiful night, but why is it that the men must always make the decisions (big or small). I wasn't really complaining about it, but it just seemed so unfair.I remember him staring at me until I turned as red as a rose, at least that's how I felt. It's better to describe myself as a rose instead of a tomato, because roses are prettier. The stars twinkled the night away while his lips crashed on mine. I could smell the strong Cologne he had on and I felt like my legs were letting loose until he reached out to me and caught me before I ruined the moment by falling face down on the wet sand.
He took me over to Anthony's house and then he drove off. What a beautiful night and an amazing year!
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The Person I Once Dreamed Of
Short StoryAmy Anderson had dreams of being a famous actress, but her mother had other plans for her. She wanted her to be a well-known doctor, taking after her great grandmother, Laura Anderson. Her dad would usually mistreat her, but her life took a differen...