I Cant Help Falling For You

Can't

Noah POV

Millie and I entered the Uber which was accompanied by our publicist. Both of them were sitting up front.
"Are you ready for the talk show?" My publicist asked awkwardly.
"Yeah!" Millie said enthusiastically.
She squeezed our still intertwined hands and I smiled without looking at her. I could feel her brown eyes staring. I looked to the window to hide my fuchsia cheeks.
Something happened to me. I don't know when, I don't know how, but one day, I began to see Millie in a different light. That isn't to say that its bad, but it's well, new. Different. The way she looks at me, I don't think I ever thought of her before like the way she makes me now. And the way she plays with my emotions without even trying? I don't know. That Comicon where those three last words slipped? I also don't know. I don't know whats going on with me, and I am scared of my emotions. But I'd also be lying if I said I didn't like the way she makes me feel.
I woke up from my thoughts and felt a slight pressure on my neck and shoulder.
I looked to the side and saw Millie resting on my shoulder. I breathed slowly, scared that I would wake her up. Sure enough, her eyes fluttered open and she stared at me.
Our eyes locked, I could feel myself getting nervous. I couldn't help the smile creeping through my lips.
Millie looked hypnotized, but then she started giggling, and the dreamy feeling washed away almost as fast as it had came. I was sad that it was gone, but grateful that it ended so soon.
She lifted her head off of my shoulder and smiled.
"Sorry if my head was heavy, Schnippa." She said giggling.
I chuckled at my so called name and replied.
"It wasn't bad, Milsta."
We laughed at each other and the rest of the ride acquired quite the same vibe. That feeling we had of our interlocking eyes never came back, and I couldn't quite say that I was happy about it. We left our comfort zone that moment, and the feeling was amazing. I wish it was always like that, but I knew that as long as we were to scared to leave the comfort zone, nothing would ever be made of those moments.