My Best Friend's Girlfriend [Greyson Chance]

Chapter 30 - Epilogue

Chapter 30

FEW YEARS LATER

"So." I cleared my throat and looked up at the blue sky. "Can you come with me?" 

"Where?" Andy asked as she turn to face me. 

"J-Just... somewhere." 

She looked at me funny then sighed. "Fine." I gently held her hand and lead her towards the entrance of my car. 

I ruffled my hair and kept my cool as I start the car. I was shaking so madly that I didn't noticed that Andy's hand was placed on top of mine. 

"You okay?" She asked, concerned.

"Never been better." I smiled. I lean over to kiss her cheek before starting the car. 

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"Why are we at the lake house?" Andy asked, with her fingers laced on mine. 

"Nothing." I shrugged then pulled her close to me. "I just wanna spend some time here. Like the good old days." 

She leaned her head on my shoulder then sighed. "I miss my grandma." 

"Me too. " I sighed. Andy's Grandma passed away two years ago. She left us with her last will and a broken heart. The fact that she hated me before was stuck on my mind. I don't wanna say this but....I miss those moments. 

Andy bit her lip then stare at her reflection at the water. "Why do people I care just go and leave me?" She whispered. 

I wrapped my arms around her and whispered at her ear. "I'm not gonna leave you." She faced me and cupped her hands on my face. "I know." She smiled then pressed her lips against mine. 

"The kiss was passionate and warm. Like I said in the letter, the kisses she gave me were so passionate and heart-warming that I'm gonna pass out. I pulled away and kissed her forehead. 

"Marry me." I panted. 

"W-What?" Andy gasped. 

"Marry me, Andy." I chuckled and tuck a strand of hair beside her ear. "I promised your Grandma that I will make you the happiest woman alive." I kissed the tip of her nose and smiled. "And I'm here to make that promise to happen." 

A tear slid down on Andy's cheek. "Yes." She smiled then closed the gap between us. 

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"Andy, sweetie." Mom sighed then sat at the chair across us. "Don't take this too personal. I know you love my son and all. But you're also the reason why he's depressed these past years when you were gone."