I Fell For You // Jacob Sartorius FanFic {Completed}

Lunch at Chili's

     Yep.
     Jacob and I graduated last Saturday, the weekend after prom. It was so awesome! We both graduated with A's and B's, but now it was time to look at colleges....

     Well it's Wednesday, 4 days after we graduated and the past few days Jacob and I have been spending time looking for colleges to apply to and writing long essays. But this morning I got out of bed around 10 AM and texted Jacob. I told him that I wanted to go out for lunch or something and he said that he would pick me up at noon. You know what that means... I have to get ready!
I threw on some shorts and a t-shirt, braided my hair into two French braids, and threw on some make up. Once I was done getting ready I just hung out around the house until noon.

"Hey babe!" Jacob exclaimed after I opened the front door.
"Hey!" I hugged him.
"Are you ready? It looks like you are." He smiled.
"Yes I am! Let's head out!" I said as I walked out of my house and shut the door.
"Where do you want to eat?" Jacob asked as he opened the car door for me.
"Anywhere is fine with me," I answered.
"What about Chili's?" He said as he got in the car.
"Sounds good! I want chips and salsa," I told him as he drove off.
"Alrighty!" He laughed as he turned on the radio.

                         •  •  •

"Would you like any dessert?" The waitress asked as she collected our dishes.
"Sierra?" Jacob grinned.
"Oh... no. I am way too full!" I giggled.
"That's what most people say. I'll get your check." she winked at Jacob and walked away.
"She did not just wink at you!" I crossed my arms and glanced at Jacob.
"It was probably just a polite gesture...." Jacob said slowly.
"Mhm sure. Because people just go around town winking at people as a polite gesture."
"Oh Sierra don't freak out! She's just a waitress," he smiled as he grabbed my hand from the other side of the table.
"Okay I guess you're right," I smiled back.

     After Jacob paid for our food, we got back in the car and drove off to our houses.
"That was really good! Thank you for paying!" I set my hand on his arm.
"I am glad to pay for you," he said concentrating on the road.
"You know, today has been a good day," I said looking out the front windshield.
"Yes it has..." he looked at me.
"Jacob, I love you," I looked at him.
"I love y-" he said before I interrupted him.
"WATCH OUT!" I exclaimed.
  
     All I saw was a semi truck in front of our car. Then everything went black.