chapter 8

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On Sunday at 10 am, Louis came over and we talked about what had been happening in our lives. Turns out, Louis never dated anyone after the night we kissed. I asked, "Remember high school?" "Yeah, I missed you. Why did you distance yourself? It broke my heart to see you so lonely and sad" His broken expression crushed my heart. I never wanted to hurt Louis. I started crying. "I'm sorry Louis. But ever since the night we kissed that is all I could think about everyday. It made me so sad knowing my lips could never touch yours again. That was the happiest moment of my life, Louis" "Awww Harry, don't cry" He wrapped his arm around my waist, rubbed my back gently, and whispered, "Listen, I miss kissing you too. Nobody compares to you. But no one will judge us now. We can be gay and free. Please, let me be yours"

I pulled back. The tears had stopped. We looked into one another's eyes, leaned in, and we had a long, joyful snogging (make out) session. Both of us had been waiting for so long. If this room was burning I wouldn't even notice. We pulled back, and smiled. "That was worth a 12 year wait" "Yeah" The rest of the night we cuddled to a movie Louis picked out. It was Titanic and it had never failed to make me cry. Louis let me sob into his chest and he kept an arm around me, near the end, Louis turned off the movie. I looked up at him confused. He said, "I couldn't stand to see you so sad. Plus I'm getting kind of tired. Do you mind if I spend the night?" I shook my head and said, "Could you please sleep with me? I need a cuddle after seeing something like that" "Of course" He lifted me up bridal style and said, "Where is your room?" I pointed and once we were in the bed, I cuddled up to Louis and laid my head on his chest. He put his arms around me and whispered, " I promise I will never amke you cry like that movie made you cry" I smiled and we went to sleep happy and content. Little did we know Louis would soon break his promise and my heart.

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