Eye of the Beholder [Completed]

Chapter 41

I'm getting more and more lost in Samuel's touch the longer that I kiss him, but I can't seem to stop. It's like I'm a fish that's been thrown out of the water for a very long time and I've finally gotten to go back into the water. I'm the fish and Samuel is my water. My arms wrap around his neck. His hands grip my waist. Our hands are being greedy and I don't care. I'm loving it. I don't want this to ever stop. I want more.

I'm the first to pull away, reluctantly. My hands, immediately, go to touch my now swollen lips. I can't believe that I just did that with Samuel. I don't regret it. It is, honestly, the best kiss that I have ever had. Our eyes lock. We are both breathing, heavily. "Wow." Samuel whispers. "I completely agree with that statement." I whisper back. He grins at me. I bite my bottom lip and stick my tongue out at him.

"So....where do we go from here?" Samuel asks me. I can see a million questions in his eyes. I don't blame him. I have about a billion questions swimming around in my head, as well. Right as I'm about to open my mouth to respond the doorbell rings. Samuel furrows his eyebrows in confusion. "I wonder who that could be." He thinks out loud. He wheels himself to the front door. I get up and follow behind him. Samuel opens the door. I can't believe my eyes when I see who the person on the other side of the door is.

"Did you miss me, Samuel?" Brittany asks with a sickly sweet smile on her face. She bats her eyelashes like the fake Barbie doll that she is. I gulp. My eyes dart back and forth from Brittany to Samuel. Samuel looks like he has seen a ghost. I don't know if that's a good or a bad thing. Does he still have feelings for her? He did lose his virginity to her.......

Samuel narrows his eyes at Brittany. "What do you want?" He asks, in a scary calm voice. His voice sounds too calm as if he is trying to act all calm, cool, and collected when he really isn't. Brittany keeps that sickly sweet smile on her face. "Aren't you going to invite me in?" She asks. Samuel doesn't reply for a heartbeat of a moment. "Fine." He, finally, says. My heart feels like it has fallen out of my chest and into the middle of a highway. He moves out of the way so that she can get in. I back up, as well.

"Oh, hey, Karrington. I didn't see you there." She says to me as she walks in. When Samuel turns his back to us both she gives me an evil smirk and winks at me.