Falling -Louis Partridge

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Lexi's POV:

Today was the day. Louis was going to teach me how to skateboard! I have been waiting for a day for somebody to teach me skateboarding for years, and here it was!

What to wear, what to wear? I need to dress comfortably so I can skateboard, but not too comfortable that it's loose and will make me trip... I've always dreamed of  learning how to skateboard, but now that the day is finally here, I don't know how to dress?!

Get a grip, Lexi! I told myself.

You don't like him or anything so it shouldn't really matter anyways.

I picked out baggy jeans, a white crop top and a black zipper hoodie so I don't get too cold outside.

Once I got dressed, I brushed my teeth and combed my hair, and then I heard a buzz from my phone.

Is it Louis? Is he ready already?

I turned on my phone and saw it was a text notification from Tiffany.

I felt a bit of a disappointment after seeing that it was Tiffany.

Stop Lexi, you don't even like Louis!

There was a knock on the door, as I turned around to face it. 

I opened the door.

And there he was, his gorgeous self.

Lexi. Stop. It!!!

What? I don't like him, but you can't deny the fact he's gorgeous!

He smiled, looking at my outfit.

"Nice, now you ready?"

"Yeah, let's go!" I responded.

Louis led me down the hallways of the school.

"So where are we going?" I asked, curious.

"Somewhere." Louis answered.

I rolled my eyes, chuckling.

We got off school grounds, and bussed to a park.

"Come on." Louis dragged me towards the park.

As we walked, I could see a pretty big skate park with other teens on skateboards.

I saw an area that seemed fun, and pulled on Louis's hoodie.

"Can we try those?" I pointed.

Louis chuckled, "No, those will be too hard for you. Let's try over there." He pointed towards an area with barely any ramps.

"Aww," I whined. "Why not let me at least try?"

Louis sighed. "Try this area first and if you get better, you can go over to that part next."

"Yes!!" I cheered, grabbing the skateboard and jumping onto the closest ramp I saw.

I set the skateboard down and was about to step on it when Louis stopped me.

"Ah, ah, ah. Not quite yet. You're missing a helmet." He placed his helmet onto my head, tightening the strap so it wouldn't be so loose.

"Safety first," He grinned. "Now you can try."

I stepped on the board and pushed myself down the small ramp.

I fell forwards, onto my hands.

"Ow!" I groaned, looking at the bruises that were starting to form on my hands.

Louis rushed over to me. "Are you okay?" He asked, with worry in his voice.

"I'm fine." I muttered, going back onto the ramp again.