Fix: A Two-Part Story

Fix: A Two-Part Story

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Fuck. I can't believe this shit. Like how did everything turn out so good? Seriously, fucking how? Two years ago I was destined to wind up like my father regardless of my naïve belief that I was in control. Now, I have everything that kid wanted. Literally fucking everything. I have the security of not having to calculate every move and just be a fucking teenager. Friends, family, and opportunity. The only thing that I am missing is her but I've accepted the fact that what happens will happen. I can't force it. That will only take away from what it could be and I will not let that happen. But something's different lately. Ever since that party things have slowly changed. The whole acting like we were together thing broke down some wall that was up. Her body language changed. She looks at me and I feel something more. We touch each other every chance we get. Nothing excessive, just small things here and there more so than before. Sometimes I even wake up holding her (because of course for some reason she is still sleeping in my room) and I don't let go until she wakes up. Just having this new contact has satiated something inside me. There is something there that I am still too much of a coward to do anything about. I can't have everything. It'd be too good to be true. I'd be spoiled at that point. No. I will take what I can get with a huge smile because I've already got more than I ever believed possible. I swear I'm the luckiest bastard in the world. [Author's Note: This is a final version of a story, by the same name, I uploaded on this site and eventually pulled down several years ago.]
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I didn't ask to be born into this world, none of us did but we make the best of it. I'm a twenty-five year old single man. Why you may ask? Because I've seen what love can do to a person. It can destroy them. My parent's are amazing but I can still remember the time's my father threatened to kill my mother, left us due to his mental illness. Besides who needs one main women when I can have a different one under me every night, money to blow and fast cars. I'm just enjoying my time until I take my Papes place at the throne. Most nights are spent living it up with my cousins who are my only friends. However there is the one girl that has caught my eye and I don't know why. I first spotted her at a random coffee house I stepped into. Usually I'm very talkative especially when I'm trying to snag a chic but I couldn't utter a word to her. I barely managed to place my order. Now, I find myself going out of my way to stop by that coffee shop everyday. It doesn't matter that it's out of my way. The only thing that matters is that I see her. I knew I could take her if I really wanted to but I can't make myself to do it. She sees me enter and shoots me that amazing smile and prepares my order without even asking what I want, she knows. She'll offer a greeting but all I can do is nod my head. She makes me lose my word's. Deep in my mind I wonder if she could be the one that could change my mind on love and that scares me. For now I'm satisfied at seeing her for the few minutes it takes to get my coffee. Besides I'm a killer, a future mob king and she's this delicate flower that wouldn't understand my world. It's best to cut my loses and move on. If only I knew her name..

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