Through to You
“Okay, yes, I do. I forgave him because I wanted to, because I couldn’t stand the thought of going another two weeks—no, another two minutes—without talking to him.
It was weird. When I was standing there in the stupid McDonald’s parking lot, I was determined to stay away from him. I mean, I now had concrete proof he was bad news. He’d kissed me and then blown me off for two weeks—not a text, not a hello, nothing—and then I’d seen him with another girl. And if I knew anything about Sienna Malcol...m, the two of them are definitely not just friends. I saw them making out in the hallway last year, the kind of making out that causes a teacher to come along and break it up.
But then Penn showed me that text message from his brother, and it was like . . . I don’t know. Like I saw him as a person. A person who had more going on than I’d originally thought. And while it didn’t make it okay that he’d blown me off, now it seemed less black and white.
So when he took my hand and brought me over to his truck, I let him.MoreLess
It was weird. When I was standing there in the stupid McDonald’s parking lot, I was determined to stay away from him. I mean, I now had concrete proof he was bad news. He’d kissed me and then blown me off for two weeks—not a text, not a hello, nothing—and then I’d seen him with another girl. And if I knew anything about Sienna Malcol...m, the two of them are definitely not just friends. I saw them making out in the hallway last year, the kind of making out that causes a teacher to come along and break it up.
But then Penn showed me that text message from his brother, and it was like . . . I don’t know. Like I saw him as a person. A person who had more going on than I’d originally thought. And while it didn’t make it okay that he’d blown me off, now it seemed less black and white.
So when he took my hand and brought me over to his truck, I let him.MoreLess
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