I look at Matt with a blank expression.
"Is that .. Bad?" He asked me across the table.
I thought about this question for a while.
Was this a bad thing? Was this a good thing?
Was I upset?
Did it really matter? It's not like I'm marrying them, right?
Oh why is this SUCH A DIFFICULT DECISION!!!
I stared at Matt intently, could I imagine being his girlfriend?
"I'm sorry Matt, I have to go."
I got up and ran out of the restaurant as fast as my shaking legs could carry me.
I tried to conjure up an image of walking through the park, holding Matt's hand, looking into his eyes, kissing him ....
It just didn't feel natural.
I tried to imagine going on a date with Matt, to the cinema, growing old with him, living together in a house ...
It still wasan't .. right?
And then I realised ... The coin was wrong.
My father's coin had made the wrong choice, and now, I was going to have to make the decision for myself. Now, I was going to have to take it upon myself, make myself completely to blame for the decision I'm about to make ...
So I turned around and ran the way I came.
I ran down the road gaining more and more speed and in no time at all I was back with him.
Back where I belonged.
"I can't deny it. I love you so much, and whether you're the sensible choice for me or not, I want to be with you." And then I kissed him.
I kissed him like I've never kissed anyone before.
It was strong and sweet and I fully relaxed into it, melting into his arms knowing that I'd made the right choice.
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