*lunch on thursday*
Jake and I are walking out of the class to lunch when he pulls me aside and says "Hey there's something I need to tell you."
"What is it?" I asked, more curious than afraid of his answer.
"I might be leaving this school," he said, looking for a reaction.
"Oh, well that's terrible but you said 'might' so we can talk about this more is if it really does happen," I said, walking away. Why didn't I hug him and tell him not to leave. I guess I was relieved.
That weekend I sat there at home, not yet regretting the mistakes I had made on Thursday. Every morning and night, Jake would send me cute good morning and good night text like a normal boyfriend would. We texted more often than talking and just got to know each other. A question came to mind so I decided to ask him this:
Me: hey so tell me this, out of every girl in the school why me? Why ask me out?
Jake: because you're prettiest girl in the whole school and the nicest girl I've ever met.
Me: omgg aww thanks you're perfect :)
My reply was a bunch of empty words. If I meant them I wouldn't have let him go.
When I got back to school, I had a different kind of regret. I wanted to break up with him. I talked to Stephanie during homeroom when he wasn't around about what I should do.
"I'm thinking about breaking up with him," I said, slowly.
"What?!? Why!!?" Stephanie asked a little louder than I was expecting.
"Because he's just not showing nay affection and he's honestly not even that attractive," I said. (Stupid me)
"Aww but you guys are so cute together," Stephanie exclaimed.
I don't quite remember the rest but the next day I made the worst decision of my life.
*at home, texting Tori*
Me: hey so I'm thinking about breaking up with Jake.
Tori: why?
Me: I'm just not feeling it anymore
Tori: all he ever wanted to do was make you happy
Me: yeah but I guess it's just not enough
Tori: okay
*texting jake*
Me: Hey we need to talk
Jake: what about?
Me: look I just don't know about is anymore
Jake: what do u mean?
Me: I just think that it's working out between us anymore. Sorry.
Jake: I understand.
*at school, Thursday, two weeks later"
Jake looked really sad. Like he wouldn't even look at me or anyone for that matter. He just stared at his advanced math homework, emotionless. During lunch I heard him say the five words I didn't think we're true. The five words I wish I never heard.
"Today's my last day here," he said, nonchalantly.
"You're leaving the school!!?!" I exclaimed.
"Oh yeah you didn't know?" He replied
"No!!" I said louder than before.
As we're walking out to lunch, he says over a conversation between others, "oh yeah, Amy, I'm sorry I didn't tell you about that thing before."
"It's okay," I said.
But it wasn't.
After school I hugged him. For the first time. As I walked away from the hug, my hand accidentally brushed across his face and I wished I could've done it one more time. Little did I know that our first hug would be our last. Because he got in that black land rover and drove off campus and out of my life.
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Finer Lines
Novela JuvenilAmy is a regular teenager who lives in the regret of letting her middle school boyfriend go. Now that they're in high school and she sees just how well he's doing without her, will she ever get over him? Not to mention that he's one of her best frie...