Just For One Night
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  • Reads 34,747
  • Votes 475
  • Parts 6
  • Time 36m
Ongoing, First published Mar 24, 2012
I felt my bed move I looked over to see El staring into my eyes he looked different, he didnt look like the strong El I see everyday, he looked weak and defeated. He looked like he wanted to cry. I've never seen him look so needy in my life


He looked at me with pleading eyes and then he spoke "please, just for one night. I'll leave in a few hours if you want." I can tell he didn't want to leave in a few hours. I sighed mentally and took a deep breath and rolled over with my back facing him.


"You don't have to leave in a few hours. You can spend the night, and leave in the morning."


He breathed on to my neck causing me to shutter, he let out a deep breath neither he or I knew he was holding in. 


"Thanks,I owe you Jess" he kissed my neck and I gasped


"This doesn't change anything E. It's just for one night"
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