"I'm sorry, that was...unexpected.""Yeah, just a bit." I replied, pulling away from Jacob. I wasn't exactly sure what I was feeling, but it was definitely not the heart flutters I usually got after kissing someone.
"Can I ask what that was for?" I asked after the silence that fell between us. There were essentially two options for why Jacob had decided to kiss me: either he had simply wanted someone to kiss at midnight, or he had actual feelings for me.
I preferred the former.
"Look, you're not with Connor anymore..." Jacob began.
Crap. It was the latter.
"...and I just feel like if I don't make my move now, I never will." he continued. The notion would have been sweet if he hadn't been screaming it over the music.
"Jacob, I--"
"You don't feel the same way, and that's okay." He nodded, smiling at me. "I figured that much."
"It's not that." I shook my head, "Maybe I would feel that way, eventually. But Connor and I broke up a week ago. We were together for four years, and a week is just too short for me to get over him. And that wouldn't be fair to you if we started something up. You deserve a girl who is wholeheartedly in love with you, and I just...I can't give that to you."
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