Never Let You Go -;-Jaitlin Story-;-

two.

Justin~

Caitlin was as beautiful as ever. Still so flawless. Just as I left her. I couldn't help but smile when I saw her purity ring still on her finger like the first time I saw her...

It was my first Sunday in Atlanta. as I was waiting for mom to come out of the bathroom outside the church, my eyes landed on a girl around my age who was beyond gorgeous. She smiled at me and walked over to me, fixing her dress with her hands where thr ring was, the same ring I would feel when I held her hand when we started dating, the same ring that I felt when we cuddled, and the same ring I felt on my cheek when she would hold my face to kiss me like she would do.

I miss Caity. SO damn much, it's insane. But she doesn't feel the same, she proved it when we broke up. she didn't fight like I wished she would, she never begged for me to stay, or say we could work it out. she didn't even say she loved me.

"Nothings changed?" I repeated her words. A lot has changed though, we just dont want to admit it. she shiom her head.

"So um, How's Sandi?"

"You were over a few weeks ago, Justin. I think you know how mom is." she chuckled. oh, right I was hanging out with Christian... but did you hear the way she says my name...

"Oh, right. so, hows it been?" I asked. she pressed her soft lips together, I looked into her green eyes. they were bright and full of life. "I should ask you, Justin." she said, giving me a small. smile. I gulped and pulled my sleeve lower.

"w-what do you mean?" I murmured.

"We were together for like a year Justin." she said with a chuckle. "I think I could tell when your upset or sad. Sure I barely saw you like that, but that doesn't mean I don't see the look in your eyes and the bags under your eyes. Your tired, Justin." She said with a sincere smile. I blinked at her.

"mindreader." I snorted to get off the topic of my depression.

"oh shut up." she joked, shoving my shoulder playfully.

"Hey that hurt!" I gasped. she let out an adorable giggle.

"Oh what, Bieber's a big baby, I see!!!" she teased.

"Psh, you must be mistaken, Caity, for I," I placed my hand on my chest dramatically. "am no big baby."

"your right...." she said seriously with a nod before smiling.

"... your a little girl!" she laughed. I groaned and placed my head on the table. paps must be celebrating, right?

"but seriously Justin you need a break." she said, then took a long sip of her drink. I looked at her.

"well what would you do?" I asked. she shrugged.

"stay with family a bit, you know away from the LA life."

"ummm Caitlin?" she raised her eyes to me.

"I'm on tour. I can't exactly, you know, GO with family."

"bring some with you, then." I opened my mouth but she interrupted me. ..."and your mom doesn't count. you need your friends, too. but only two or three. don't wanna give Scott such a hard time." she joked. an idea popped in my head.

her smiling face dropped and she looked over my shoulder.

"oh crap..." she cursed under her breath. before I could ask, I heard a husky voice behind me.

"what are you doing talking to mg girlfriend?" I turned and saw a sandy-haired Guy, about 19.

"no, babe he's just a friend-"

"right. come on Caitlin lets go."

"but-"

"Caitlin. Now. you got your stupid tea and shit, not get in the car." his voice smacked her through his gritted teeth. Caity looked at him, fear flashing quickly in her eyes. she looked at me sincerely.

"nice talking to you, Justin" she nodded with a fake smile.

"thanks Caitlin." I smiled back. she haves quick one back and looked into my eyes real quick before sighing and leaving.

her "boyfriend" still next to me, fist cletched. I sighed.

"listen man its not what it looks like-"

"stay away from Caitlin, popstar." he growled.

"and if I don't?" I scoffed.

"ill ruin your pathetic little career, like that." he smirked, walking away.

now how's my plan gonna work? I sighed and watched out the window as he grabbed her arm a bit harshly,pulling her away into her car before slamming the door. I saw as she looked out the car window.

"one thing for sure, Caitlin." I told myself. "ll never let you go again."