Hello again
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  • Parts 7
  • Time 22m
  • Reads 193
  • Votes 25
  • Parts 7
  • Time 22m
Ongoing, First published Aug 05, 2015
Mature
I stop and turn around to meet the mysterious gaze of hoodie boy. I stand up, brushing the sand of me and walk confidently towards him. 

" Look, I know you have been staring at me so what arm have I not got suncream on? " I gabble. So much for smooth and confident. His posture changed from shocked to stiff. Moments passed before he answered.

" The right " He almost whispers. I am about to pull out my hand to shake when he stands up abruptly, pushes me out of the way and walks off. All I see is a flash of blonde hair.

*****

He pulls me closer until were almost breathing the same air, so close.. to close.. but I don't care. 

" Hello again " This time he sais it differently, it makes my skin prickle and my stomach churn then suddenly I am pulled into a kiss

****

Kyle and Zai are old school best friends until Kyle leaves. years later Kyle returns unlike Zai remembers. Solitude, horrible.. the play boy? Zai almost thinks that friendship should come with instructions until she begins to fall fast.. to fast for him. When the unthinkable happens will Kyle manage to save and comfort Zai or will he let her burn into a pile of misery and ashes?
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