Chapter 3: Just Can't Let Her Go

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Deep breaths, I reminded myself for the thousandth time. Just take deep breaths.


OK. I need to stay calm.


It's not an earthquake or Armageddon.


In the scale of slipping infront of your crush to Doomsday, this is nothing.


Come on, Teddy. This is just a date, I tell myself as I tried to control my nerves.


I try to practice a smile, but as I catch my reflection in the limousine's mirror, I just kind of looked like an injured orangutan from the zoo.


Oh, God. Who am I kidding? I can't stay calm.

I'm going on a date. My first date.


With One freaking Direction.


And probably the most normal reaction about this is to have a heart attack.


I'm sitting nervously inside the black limousine, biting the insides of my cheek because I don't know what else to do to keep myself from acting crazy.


What do people do on dates anyway?


I don't have a single bloody idea.


But then, almost immediately, an idea hits me.


I fish out my phone from my pocket and open the Internet browser.


I open up a search engine and type in the words:


What to do on a first date


It takes a short while until a few web results appear on my phone, and I click on some interesting articles.


My eyes scan the words and found nothing that helped.


I make another attempt, typing another question in the search box.


What to do on a date with One Direction


Okay, my question looks crazy. But desperate times call for desperate measures.


I stare at my phone, waiting for it to show some articles, but the internet greets me back with a few words:


No results can be displayed for your search.


I sink into the plush seat and groan in frustration.


How the hell did I get into this situation?


"Ms. Wyatt?" the chauffeur asks, looking amused when he caught me slapping my own face.


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