"Oh! Hi Cooper."
"Hey, Hazel, right? How are you?"
"I've been good, thanks. How about you?"
"Eh. Same as normal, I guess. How's your dog?"
"You mean Pom? She's fine. Sorry she jumped you, by the way."
"It's okay, she was cute. What breed is she again?"
"She's a Pomeranian."
"That's cute."
"Yeah."
...
"Are you... Are you okay, Cooper?"
"Hmm? I guess so. Why did you ask?"
"I... You just seemed a little off."
"I'm okay."
"Okay then. I'll see you around?"
"Sounds great. See you."
"Bye, Cooper."
"Bye Hazel."
...
...
"Cooper?"
"Oh, I thought you left."
"Do you want to talk?"
"Now?"
"Not now... When you're ready, I guess."
"Oh. Oh?"
"Yeah. Only if you want to, though."
...
"Okay."
"Okay? You're okay with it?"
"Yeah. I'd like to talk to someone."
"Okay. Okay cool. Yeah. I..."
"... Do you want my number, Hazel?"
"For what?"
"To talk. It'd be kind of hard to if we decided to meet up without a number. And I guess we could call each other as well and talk."
"Okay. Okay, my number is five five -"
"Why don't you give me your phone and I'll give you my phone so we can put in each other's numbers?"
"Oh that'd be easier. Sure."
...
"Yeah, done."
"Cool! See you around?"
"I'll call you when I'm ready. Thanks, Hazel."
"No problem."
"Bye."
"Goodbye!"
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Gravity
Ficção AdolescenteIt's funny how life works. You make decisions based on who you trust and how much you trust them. You fall in love with the most unlikeliest of people. And as soon as everything is going so very well, the wheel stops turning forward and goes backwar...
