"Hello," I walked in trough the front door. "Anyone home?" All I got was silence for a respone. "Home alone" I thought to myself. I took my bag off of my shoulder, careful not to drop it too hard as to keep the laptop inside intact. "Wouldn't fancy losing all my works, start over" I walked to the kitchen and fetched something to eat. Nothing but crackers to be found in the cabinet. Dry lunch it is then. I walked towards the table, and took my phone out of my pocket. its was icecold, turned off. I clenched it inbetween my thighs in an attempt to warm it up. When about halfway through my lunch, i heard my phone make a sound. I recognised it immediately, after all she deserved a special tone. I got my phone back from inbetween my legs, warm enough to function at the very least. I read her message. "'Noon, how's life?" I smirked. "better now that you've joined." My heart started beating faster. I didnt even mind it doing so, guess that's love. "It's been so long since the party, I miss you more every day that passes." "Not Squared?" "Cubed, moron" I was smiling like an idiot. "That's a lot, how were you planning to solve it? I was thinking a movie?" "When you don't take my words by suprize, you do so by amazement. When were you thinking?" "Friday, 8 Post Meridiem" "Any thoughts on what to watch? Time's perfect." "You choose, I wouldn't want to take full control. Anything goes." "See you then." Her status switched to offline. I looked at the calendar on my phone. "3 days, then I'll see her. just perfect." I connected my phone with a charger, cleaned my plate, and went upstairs.
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And I'm sure i loved her
RomanceAt some point, the line between reality and lost dreams becomes rather thin. Parties can go well. Parties can go very bad. It just depends on how long you wait to see how it went. -Hephae NOTE: This is unfinished. Please do leave advice if you have...
