Chapter 3

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A/N Just expect the worse for my stories. I'm not good, and I'm not worth it. But I want to thank you for sticking with me and my stories. Here, I feel loved. I have no idea why though. Whatever….here we go. It's short, but I don't want to spoil it too much! xxx

BTW I hate myself for this!! -_-

My father's hands started to clench up as his mouth began to open. 

"Harry, thank you for the wonderful lunch. I'll see you later." I said as I hugged him. He walked away.

"Melissa." My dad growled as I turned to see him again. 

"I was planning on telling you, but I never got the chance." I said as I waited for the worse. 

My dad's eyes softened as he saw how scared I was. 

"I'm sorry for being busy Mel. I promise to change." 

"It's fine. If you work, you work. I can't undo anything." I say as I brushed away from him and went upstairs to my room. 

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Harry and I walked into Starbucks where we waited for our coffee. 

"Mel, you father is….well, he hates me, doesn't he?" He asks as we sat down at a table. 

I shrugged. "Harry, he's just mental." I laughed.

He sat there seriously. 

"What?" I asked concerned. 

He rolled his eyes at me as he drank some of his coffee. 

"Mel, you promised me that if I fell, you would catch me."

"And I have." I smiled. 

He nodded in agreement as he stared at the table. 

"What?" I asked again. 

"I just…we didn't even have our first kiss together." Harry answer. 

My body tensed up as he brought that up. I never even had my first kiss. 

"Well, if it happens, it'll happen. Right?" I said. He grinned and nodded. 

"Be mine?" He smiles cheekily at me. I laughed at his childish question. 

"I always will." I smiled as he kissed my cheek. 

I didn't know what that really meant. There was no sign of any knowledge of what I just said, until the day of the actual news. 

The news that broke me apart. 

Broke us apart. 

*****

I walked downstairs as I heard my father calling me. As I reached to the living room, he pointed to the seat in front of him. With my eyes furrowed in confusion, I took the seat. 

"Melissa, you're mother's sister died." He finally says. 

"Who?"

"Aunt Maura." He quietly answers. 

We stayed silent until he finally says, "We got custody of her child." 

I looked at him carefully. 

"Which means?" I asked. 

"We're moving." 

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