Give Me A Chance ('90s Henry Bowers X Reader)

Part 2

740 - Words + 1 Picture

--Readers pov--

-Tink- The sound drew me out of my daydreams, turning my attention to my bedroom window. -Tink- I frowned a little, walking up to the window. -Tink- Henry tossed one last pebble at my window, smiling up at me when he noticed me. I opened my window ignoring the butterfly's fluttering about in my stomach. "Come down." Henry called up to me in a whisper yell, not wanting to draw the attention of my folks. I gave him a nod before closing my window, brushing my hair down with my hand. And doing a quick once over in the mirror by the front door, leaving with a satisfied smile. "You ready?" Henry asked snaking an arm around my hips. "As I'll ever be." I smiled allowing him to lead me away.

--Time skip--

"Oh my god Henry... It's beautiful." I breathed out astounded by what he had done, Henry however just shrugged like it was nothing.

"Although it was kinda dangerous leaving the fire unattended." I chuckled making him roll his eyes. "Belch and Victor were watching it for me." He pulled me into his chest. "Oh and where are they now?" I smirked up at him. "Gone if they know what's good for them." He smirked right back at me. "Come on." He gently tugged my hand walking me to my seat, even pushing my chair in like a gentleman. "I'm impressed you were able to pull this off all by yourself." I teased know there was no way he did this alone. "Well what can I say, I'm just that good." He chuckled playing along. "I'll say." I giggled taking the first bite of the wonderful looking food he had laid out for us. "Oh wow." I hummed pleased with how delicious the food was. "You like it?" Henry asked seeming a little nervous. "It's amazing." I smiled taking another bite. "I was worried you wouldn't like it." Henry chuckled nervously. "Who cooked?" I asked genuinely curious. "I did." Henry rubbed the back of his neck. "Seriously?" I almost choked sipping my water. "Yeah." Henry was blushing a bit, making me smile. "You're a good cook." I complimented him genuinely, causing him to blush a little more.

--Time skip--

"Is it sprinkling?" I wondered aloud having felt a few drops already. "No." Henry denied tugging me a little closer as we sat by the fire. "I'm pretty sure it is." I felt a few more drops, the sky's opening up like a damn bursting a moment later. The cold water making me gasp in shock, Henry growling in announce. "Damn it no!" He huffed quickly wrapping his leather coat around my shoulders, his warmth still trapped inside. "I'd say it's raining." I joked as Henry pulled me to my feet, the downpour killing the fire pretty quickly, ruining the lovely set up Henry had put together. "Come on." He grumbled pulling me to jog to try finding somewhere dry, hiding under a bus stop awning just outside of the woods. "This is just great." Henry huffed brushing his hair back with an angry sigh, the sight of him soaked to the bone in his white shirt making me blush. "Everything's ruined and now I'll never have another shot with you." His voice cracked a little at the end, angry tears slipping down his pale cheeks. "Oh Henry that's not what I meant." I chuckled taking ahold of his face, making him look me in the eyes. "You mean I can take you out again?" He asked a few fat tears rolling down his cheeks. "Of course." I smiled pecking his cheek to reassure him. "But everything was ruined." He placed gentle hands on my hips. "Well I've had the time of my life tonight, even with the rain." I giggled wrapping my arms around his shoulders. "I mean the rain did offer me quite a view." I teased him running my fingers through his hair, slicking it back. "Me too." Henry chuckled tucking some of my hair behind my ear. "You look amazing in my jacket." He hummed holding me out at arms length, checking me out. "Well you look pretty amazing in a wet t-shirt." I smirked biting my lip a little, eyeing him up. "Come on I don't want you getting sick." Henry smirked pulling me into his side, walking me home the both of us ignoring the rain.