Crush
“She must have taken a cab and left. Sighing, I headed up to my room to get a few minutes of silence so I could try to call her, and I twisted the doorknob and stepped inside.
Finally, a few minutes out of the crowded craziness that was the Halloween party. Only I wasn’t alone.
Found her.
Mia was in my room. As soon as she saw me, she jumped off my bed like a scalded cat, her features etched with guilt and apprehension.
“Wow, you’re already in my bedroom. It’s like shooting fish in a barrel,” I joked.
She wrinkled her nose at my jibe. “Very funny. I bet your brain feels all shiny and new right now.”
“Because I’ve never used it? C’mon, Mia, that’s the oldest burn in the book. So this is where you ran off to, huh? I’ve been looking for you.”
She’d vanished from my arms after our dance. I guess I’d taken things a bit too far while we were dancing, but it had been impossible not to.
Write Review:
User Reviews: