I got four votes, and that's enough for me. Just as long as I get SOME votes, I promise to upload! (: this chapter is short, and I know it, but I just kind of wnated to add it in, to build up. Sorry if it bores you, the next chapter is exciting, if I remember correctly.
NOT YOUR AVERAGE TEEN PREGNANCY
Chapter Three
We got home okay, and managed to get passed his parents without any problems. I took a shower, and then put Derek's shirt back on along with some short kit shorts. His shirt smelled like him, and that strangely comforted me. I pulled my hair into a messy bun, and flopped on my bed.
"Can I come in?" I heard Derek knock.
"Yeah," I say, not sitting up or moving.
"Are you...okay?" he asks in a whisper, his voice deep and soft. I nod slowly. He lies down beside me, holding me in his arms. We lay in a comfortable silence. He lets go and starts to sit up.
"Please don't go," I manage to get out. He lies back down, and I hug him, and don't let go.
"I should have never made you go to that party," he says, sadly, stroking my back.
"It's not your fault. Please stop apologizing," I plead, looking in his gorgeous blue eyes.
"Okay," he whispers. I slowly drift off, in Derek's warm arms. I heard him say something, right before I drifted off.
"You're too perfect to deserve that happening to you. I am deeply sorry, El."
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"Wake up, beautiful," I hear Derek whisper. He's still holding on to me, our bodies pressed close together.
"Thank you," I say, "For everything."
"No big deal, just...try to stay away from him," he shrugs, walking out of my room.
Then I remembered. School today. Great. I got ready, wearing some jeans and a Hollister t-shirt. I put on my make-up, and straightened my hair. There.
I had to ride with Derek to school, and I had shotgun, according to Derek's orders. Cayleb and Clay had to sit in the back.
"Feel like Mr. Mom with all these kids?" I laugh.
"I don't mind," he shrugs.
"So whose jersey are you wearing first?" Clay asks.
"I don't care, rock paper scissors for it?" I ask. I see him smile in the rearview mirror, and then I hear Cayleb say, 'Yesss!' I laugh.
"I have an idea," Clay says.
"Hmm?" I ask.
"You wear Cayleb's football jersey, and then my basketball jersey," he smiles.
"And then my ice hockey jersey," Derek smiles.
"I don't care, sure, but I don't get what the big deal about wearing your guys' jerseys is all about," I ask.
"It means that you're off limits. No one can have you but us, it's kind of a guy code, I think is how you would put it?" Cayleb shrugs.
"I see, you're claiming me off the market, so to speak?" I ask.
"Yeah, but you can't back out now, you already promised," Clay smiles.
"You guys are devious," I laugh.
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Not Your Average Teen Pregnancy [COMPLETED]
Teen FictionDISCLAIMER: I WROTE THIS A LONG TIME AGO, IT'S NOT VERY GOOD. DON'T READ IT. Ellie McLane is staying with the Carter's, her next door neighbors with five children--all super hawt boys. Derek Carter, the Carter boy her age, drags her to a party the d...