Jin had collapsed against the mirror pulling me down with him. He opened his legs after pulling up his boxers and pants, making me sit between his legs. I was able to slip my panties up my legs and throw my tank top over me so I was at least a little covered. His arms wrapped around me tightly, and he rested his head against my shoulder.
"What now?" I asked after several minutes of silence.
He held me even closer before letting out a deep sigh. "We should probably talk."
"Yeah we should." I smiled.
"Can I make one request?"
"Mhmm."
"While we talk, no running." His hold on me tightened even more. "Please don't run from me anymore."
"Okay." I replied feeling his heart start to beat rapidly.
"You promise?"
I placed my hands over his taking hold. "I promise, as long as you don't think about me as weird or pathetic."
"I promise."
I let out a deep breath and pulled myself up from him. I turned around and sat cross legged in front of him. "I'm cold now." he pouted.
I laughed and rolled my eyes. "Stop being cute and flirty. All that kind of behavior needs to stop until we have this conversation. No kissing, no touching; be serious."
His pout turned into a serious look and he sat straighter and pulled his legs to cross in front of him. "Okay, that's fair. Can I start?"
"Sure." I nodded.
"First of all, I need you to understand that I do not see you as the girl I once knew. You are clearly a different, more mature woman, and I would never insult you by thinking you were the same person you were so long ago."
"I appreciate that." I said softly.
He nodded and continued. "Secondly, I want to make clear that I do not regret sleeping with you. Either time. I don't just go around sleeping with people willy nilly, I assume you don't either." I shook my head at his question. "I think something in me sparked when I saw you, and seeing you in a new light, a different woman, but still the person I used to know just...I don't know how to explain it."
But he didn't have to.
I knew what he was saying.
I felt the same way. If possible, after being with him the short time I was with him made my affections for him grow. When I was a girl, it was 90% emotional love for him. As a woman, the physical need to love him was more overwhelming than normal.
I understood.
"You dont have to explain." I smiled. "I feel something similar."
"Were you really not going to go to the reunion because of me?"
I looked away from his sad eyes unable to bare his pain. I nodded slightly and swallowed. "That is true."
"Why?"
"I didn't want to feel pathetic like I did back then. You clearly did not see me the same way I saw you and I felt like seeing you would just...make me feel pathetic all over again."
"Do you feel that way now?" He asked as I turned back towards him.
"I don't think so."
"You don't think so?"
"I mean...I don't feel the same. I mean...we've slept together. I assume there is some physical attraction for that to have happened?"
"There is." He said in a deep voice not looking away from me.
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An Old Friend ✔️
FanfictionI don't want to run into him. Not him. Anyone but him. So I'm not going. High school reunions are overrated anyway. Especially the 10 year one. So what happens when your best friend guilt trips you into going? Will you run into him?
