MELODY POV
When I woke up the next morning, my mom told me that the moving truck would be here around 8:30. So that gave 30 minutes to unpack what I already had here.
When the truck got here it took about two hours to put everything put away. When I finished my mom was working on the kitchen. So I decided to go introduce my self to the neighbors.
As I walked up to the first house," be your self Melody, be your self," I kept saying. I knocked on the door and I couldnt believe my freaking eyes.
"OMG, your Cam-Cameron Dallas. Oh I am so sorry, I was just, I was, I moved in next door, I want to introduce myself."
CAMEROM POV
I opened the door and there was a beautiful girl standing on my door step. She had a teal crop top from Abercrombie, and some denim booty shorts on, with some cute sandles.
"Your fine," I said. "Come in, whats your name?" I asked her.
"Melody"
"Cool well I'm Cameron. Do you wanna stay for dinner or something," I asked hoping she would say yes.
"Yea sure, let me go tell my mom."
"Okay," I said closing the door.
I know I was falling head over heals for this girl. I need her to be mine, but how? She is just so perfect, what can't you see in her.
MELODY POV
As I walked up to his porch, I checked my newly straitened hair and my light makeup. I mean we are talking about thee Cameron Dallas. How many chances in a life time do you have to meet the hottest guy on the planet.
I knocked on his door and his mom answered. " Are you a friend of Camerons,"
" Yea he invited me over for dinner"
"Ok come in," she said.
As I walked in he came running down the stairs.
" Hey Melody," he said with the sweetest smile.
This was going to a fun night.
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Sorry for the short update, there will be more next time
-Lauren
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Perfect Perfection
FanfictionMy story is about a girl who moves in to a whole new life with a whole new meaning. She is very pretty with her long curly brunette hair, with her hazle eyes. But she finds out that love is tough to deal with and that stuff will get better.
