Mia's pov
It was almost 10 o clock and I waited in my bedroom anxiously for Boggi. It was a really nice day today. The sun shone brightly and there was hardly any wind.
"Mia! Someone's at the door for you!" I hear my dad yell.
I look out from my bedroom window and saw the car Boggi had drove me in. I'm guessing it was one of the twins car.
I smiled to myself and jogged down the staircase.
When I got downstairs I found Boggi (looking gorgeous as always) standing in the lounge talking to my dad.
"Hey." I say breaking their small talk.
Boggi turns around, "Hey, Mia." His eyes then wonder up and down my body, "You look really pretty today."
I blush slightly at his compliment.
"You won't be out late, yes?" Dad asks.
"Don't worry sir, I will have her home before sundown." Boggi tells him.
"Please, call me Mr. Jansen."
I was surprised at how well my dad and Boggi was getting along.
"No problem, Mr. Jansen."
"Okay, you two. Have fun."
We walk outside to where the car is. Boggi opens up the door for me before walking around to the drivers seat to get in.
We were then on our way to Starbucks.
Boggi's pov
Driving was a bit distracting having a real pretty girl next to you.
We came at a stop light and I took this moment to really take in her appearance.
Her olive skin tone glowed under the sun. Her eyes round with full lashes that cover her warm brown eyes. Her lips were full and pink and I couldn't help but wonder what it would be like to kiss them.
Her long brown hair fell into soft curls down to her waist. Her clothes covered every curve I could see. She was so beautiful.
"Boggi...the light's green."
I then come back to reality and noticed a few cars behind me had been blaring their horns at me.
"Shit." I mutter and quickly pull away down the road.
I hear Mia chuckling at me.
"Are you okay?" She asks me.
"Yeah, just got distracted for a second." I look at her in the corner of my eye.
She gives me a cute smile and looks back out of the window.
Mia's pov
When we got to Starbucks we chose to sit at one of the picnic tables with an umbrella outside of the café.
We got our drinks in front of us and pastries.
"So, do you go to school around here?" Boggi asks.
"No I don't actually. I graduated back in LA last year."
"Any study plans?"
That's the question I like to avoid.
"What?" He asks me when I don't answer.
"I tend to avoid questions like that because I never know what to tell people. I guess I just haven't got my life figured out quite yet, so..." I trail on as I finish the last sip of my drink.
"Oh okay, I understand." He nods.
"What about you? Are you in school?"
"I graduated early actually at the age of 16. I'm 18 now and like you, I am not studying."
"Oh, that's right, you're 'social media' famous. Who needs schooling when you have all that." I tease him.
"It's not like that." He chuckles.
"Sure it is."
He then licks his lips as he watches me.
"Come on." He pays the bill.
"I could have paid for myself you know." I argue.
"There's no time, now come on. I'm taking you somewhere." He grabs my hand and pulls me to the car.
The car ride was long. We finally came into view with the beach.
"Are we going to the beach?" I ask him.
"Close..."
We parked near a pier. Boggi opened up my door and the fresh smell of the salt water surrounded me and the light breeze blew through my hair and against my bare arms.
I always forget to bring a jacket.
"Here, just in case." Boggi grabs a hoodie from the back of the car and hands it over to me.
I thank him and we began to walk down the long pier, the beach waves crashing beneath us.
Boggi had told me that he and the twins would come here alot to film tik toks and take pictures for their Instagram.
He also showed me this cute litte ice-cream parlor. We got some ice-cream and continued our journey down into the sunset down the pier.
"You look like you got your whole life set out already. Must be really nice knowing what you going to do each day." I say.
"Yeah...but it does get really controlling the life I live." We then get to the end of the pier where we stood against the railing as we look out into the whole ocean and sunset.
"Fame...God I hate that word, but fame, it becomes really controlling. You have managers who constantly tell you what you have to do in your everyday life. You have to look a certain way, eat a certain way, sit a certain way...the life I live, it's not for me, it's for the fans. It's what they want, not me. You know?"
"Yeah I know." I look up at him.
He continues to stare at the sunset. His skin glows and I couldn't help but keep my eyes off him. He was beautiful.
"I don't live a normal life. People think it's easy for me. I can do what I want...But it's nothing like that. I want to live a normal life. With you...I feel like I can be myself." He looks down at me.
I swear my heart skipped a beat.
"Don't look at me like that." He chuckles.
"Like what?"
"Like I'm a crazy person."
"Okay fine." I look away from him with a playful smile on my lips.
He nudges me playfully and I shove him back.
"Come on, we have to get you home. It's getting late."
