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"So you're saying you're an actual angel? From...Heaven." I asked him.
"Yup. I was assigned to be your guardian angel ever since I was born, that's why we're the same age."
I furrowed my eyebrows confused but, intrigued, "How do I kn...
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"Yeah," Axel raised an eyebrow, "Xander's cuttin' right to the chase. Who's this?"
I tried to think up a lie fast enough.
I can't tell him he appeared from Heaven!
No one'll believe me, anyways.
"How about we all go out to eat and figure out who this cutie is there?" Maxy winked at Henry.
For some reason, I felt my stomach bubble up and my eyes turn into slits.
"Sounds great!" I fake smiled, "C'mon Henry."
He looked at me with wide eyes before he walked up to me.
The weird thing is, when I walked in, Henry didn't even look scared or nervous. Just...bored.
Oh, you don't know how bad I wanted to laugh at the scene but, reality snapped me back to the fact that they want to know who exactly he is.
I walked close to Henry, though my eyes were on the gang, eyeing him suspiciously every few seconds.
We jumped into the van and sat on the floor in the back.
Maxy kept playing with her gum and winking at Henry every time his gaze passed to her.
"Maxy," I had enough of this shirt, "Would you stop eye raping Henry? He doesn't think it's very sexy. The last time someone responded to that gesture you made was 2006. When you were seven."
Axel chuckled, "Yeah, I agree. It's scaring me."
Maxy rolled her eyes, "What? Look at him, he's a dreamboat. What do you say, Henry, you up for a movie?"
Henry smiled, "It's kind of you but, I've got my eye on someone else."
I stared at his cheeks slowly turning red. Then, I looked away, wondering if the girl could possibly be me.
I prayed that it could be me.
But, he's an angel. You're a human, those don't mix well, ya know.
I shoved that thought away and smiled, knowing that in a world this big,
Anything was well to happen.
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I sat next to Henry, while the girls sat opposite, and the guys sat on the side.
I had ordered a burger and told Henry to order it, too.
Halfway done with mine, Henry was still eyeing it suspiciously.
