Stanford Girl

Happier

Your POV:

"How was dinner with Kel?" Christen asked.

"It was nice." I smiled. "She's really different. She's changed a lot since last camp." I said. "I mean she's still the same dork."

Christen laughed. "She wouldn't be Kelley O'Hara is she wasn't a total dork. She gets it now, though. She gets that being engaged means being committed to that one person for your whole life. It's not a game to her anymore." 

"Trust me. I changed a lot too. A lot of people told me that we were rushing into it. When I took the ring off and ended it, everyone asked if I felt all the weight off my shoulders."

"Did you?"

"No. I felt empty." I said. "We got engaged after a year, but we both know that's what we wanted."

"So the engagement is back on?"

"Not exactly." I said. "We had our time apart, Long is finally out of the way and now we just need to get back to where we were."

"Are you guys still together?"

"Why? Do you miss me Press?"

"Ha. Funny." She said. "I just want you to be happy. You know that." 

"I can honestly say this is the happiest I've been in years." I smiled.

Kelley's POV:

"You two break up?" Ash asked.

"I honestly don't know. We went to dinner, talked about everything. Engagement is still off, but things are better now than they were. We're good right now."

"You two need to bang."

"KLING!" Everyone yelled.

"What? A good makeup bang. Get it out of your system."

"You are insane." Pinoe said.

"Genius." Kling said. "You mean genius."

"I meant what I said." 

I shook my head. "Shut up, Kling. What do you know about relationships?"

"I know that when things go south, there is always makeup sex." 

Ashlyn scoffed.

"Oh my god." Ali covered her face.

Your POV:

"Y/N L/N." 

I looked. "Eliza? What are you doing in Texas?"

"On a job. What are you doing?"

"National team camp." 

"What are the odds." She smiled. "How have you been?"

"I've been good. How about you? Everything good?"

"I'm traveling for work. Everything is perfect."

"You get to travel for work? Man, I wish I could do that." She laughed. "I should be heading back, it was nice seeing you."

"We should catch up sometime. You free for coffee tomorrow?"

"Tomorrow?" She nodded. "I am free."

"Great. I'll meet you, here? That work?"

"That works." 

"Alright." She smiled. "See you around, L/N." 

We walked back and saw some of the idiots sitting outside. "Look who came back!" Sydney yelled.