Recap:
Chris' *POV*
"Thanks for the ride." She whispered. "Goodnight." Then she ducked out of the car.
'Don't let her go' a voice whispered to me. I put my hands on the steering wheel. I took a deep breath. Then I opened my door and went after her.
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Chris' *POV*
"Hey Melody!" I called gently and my voice carried into the night. She turned to look at me with those big brown eyes. Her hair blew around her from the warm summer-like breeze.
"Yes?" Melody asked in her soft whimsical voice. I crossed the distance between us, which wasn't much since she only gotten to the other side of the car, until there was not a foot of space between us.
"Okay so I'm just gonna lay my cards out on the table okay." I warned. She nodded for me to continue. I took a deep breath and started.
"Your sister and I went out for almost a year. I liked Taya, I really did. She was the perfect girlfriend. We were perfect together, or so everyone said. Honestly? There was no spark there. I tried and tried to make it happen, but it just didn't work. What choice did I have, but to break it off with her? I told her it was about college. We were going to schools on different coasts and that was to big of a commitment for me. It was we both needed. I just hoped Taya moved on a found someone who could feel the same way about her.
"As for the cheating. Well...that isn't what you think it is. I got drunk at a party and I accidentally hooked up with Stacey Morgan. I don't blame the alcohol for my stupid mistake, but it played a part in it. It was just that one time and after that we never hooked up again. I felt so guitly for cheating on Taya, but at the same time I was kinda glad it happened. It made me realize that I didn't really love Taya, because if I did I wouldn't have cheated on her. It made me grow a pair and end a relationship that was probably doomed from the start.
"The truth is Melody..." I trailed off. How do you tell people things like this? "The truth is I like you. I don't know why or how. I can't control it. But as a refreshing start, it's the truth." I took a deep breath. I let her soak everything in. She stood frozen for a few moments before she finally spoke.
"Yyyou," she stuttered a bit before clearing her throat, "You like me?"
"Yes." A simple answer. I was tired of playing games. Then I moved in closer.
"What are you doing?" Melody's voice rose a little shakey.
"Something I should have done a long time ago."
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Melody's *POV*
All of this was so hard to drink in. All this new information. Loops I'd been left out of. Adult conversations that weren't meant for kids. It was too much. I felt so overwhelmed. I could hardly breathe. It also didn't help that Chris was standing so close. I just needed to be alone with my thoughts for a little while. But I never got a chance because suddenly Chris was moving closer to me.
What are you doing?" I asked. I was a little scared of his answer.
"Something I should have done a long time ago." He answered defiantly.
I felt myself copying him. Leaning in like him. I looked at his lips and just couldn't wait until they could be on mine. I realized I didn't care the way I should about how this would kill Taya if only she could see. I was only thinking of myself. I was being selfish. And you know what? Everyone deserves to be selfish evey once in a while.
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My sister's ex
Teen FictionTwo year's ago Chris Dell broke Melody Montgomery's sister's heart. Now he's back from college and working with Melody. She finds herself attracted to him, but what happens when her sister tells Melody she never got over him? Or when the real reason...