She's My Angel

Chapter Thirty One

I released Tony's arm and pushed him away from the three of us before backing up a little bit to stand in front of Ruthy and Kirsten.

"Fine," he grunted weakly.

"You win, Daniel," he said before walking towards his house, and I turned to Kirsten.

"Are you okay? Did he hurt you?" I asked worriedly.

"N-no," she stuttered. Just seeing her and hearing her voice kind of brought everything back for me.

"Umm....lemme take you guys home," I sighed, scratching the back of my neck. We all got into my car, and I started driving towards Kirsten's house.

"Thank you, Danny," Ruthy said from beside me.

"I don't know what I would have done if you didn't come tonight...." I looked over and gave her a comforting smile.

"Me too, Danny. I really can't thank you enough," Kirsten thanked, which confused me at this moment.

I don't know whether Kirsten is with Tony, and they just got into an argument. If they aren't together, it's all really confusing to me at this moment. But as I was driving, my thoughts went to Kendall. I completely ditched her, and it made me feel like shit. I knew that I had to do it, though. I love Kirsten. And as wrong as that may be, or as stupid as it is, it's the truth, and I guess my heart took me here. When we got to the house, Ruthy left Kirsten and me to have a chat outside.

"I'm really sorry you had to come tonight..." she trailed off. "I-I know you were spending the night with Kendall and your brother and stuff," she whispered.

"I was, but Kirsten, you know I'll always be here for you no matter what." She looked up at me and gave me a weak smile.

"I'm here for you too," she said. "More than you know." I went to question her about the last part, but she spoke before me.

"You should go back to your family and Kendall." I could tell that she was hurt by me spending time with Kendall. I wanted to stop her from feeling like that, but at the same time, I really enjoyed being with Kendall, and it was less drama than what Kirsten and I had when we were together.

"Um, okay, I guess I'll see you around." I awkwardly waved and headed to my car. I regret not telling Kirsten everything for not spilling my heart out right in front of her, but at the same time, maybe I would have regretted that too.