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Wonderwall
Simply Not That Kind of Girl
When it was time for him to go, I walked him to the front door. "I'll call you tomorrow," he said; as if I didn't know that already. He pulled me in for a kiss much like the one he had given me earlier. He wrapped his arms tightly around my waist. I allowed myself to get lost in the kiss as I tried to figure out why his parents would protest that lovely lip ring of his.
Suddenly the door flew open and we broke apart quickly. "Oh sorry," said Pete with a smirk on his face.
I blushed but Alex seemed unaffected. "Bye," he whispered in my ear before kissing my cheek and walking out.
Pete was still smirking at me, embarrassed I returned to the living room to straighten up. He followed me. "So you and that guy are pretty serious," he asked clearly enjoying my embarrassment.
"Not exactly. I mean we like each other but we've only known each other a little over a week."
"Well a lot can change in a week; you of all people know that."
"Yeah I guess that's true."
At that we both got silent. "So I just stopped in to get something then I'm leaving again, but how's the new stuff working? Did you and Alex test it out?" He winked at me mischievously.
"Peter, I already told you I barely know that boy; I am simply not that kind of girl," I said pretending to be offended.
"Right, of course not," he said teasing me.
"Weren't you leaving," I smiled.
"Oh yeah." He bolted upstairs in search of whatever it was he needed as I continue to clean up. "Bye Reina," he called.
"Bye." I headed upstairs looking forward to sleep. I changed into my pjs and excitedly climbed onto the high bed and cushy mattress. It was even more comfortable than the bed at the hotel we had stayed at. I tried to turn on the television to watch Jay Leno but I was too tired to remember what the guy had showed me. I picked up my phone and dialed my mother's number one more time before turning over and going to sleep.
Suddenly the door flew open and we broke apart quickly. "Oh sorry," said Pete with a smirk on his face.
I blushed but Alex seemed unaffected. "Bye," he whispered in my ear before kissing my cheek and walking out.
Pete was still smirking at me, embarrassed I returned to the living room to straighten up. He followed me. "So you and that guy are pretty serious," he asked clearly enjoying my embarrassment.
"Not exactly. I mean we like each other but we've only known each other a little over a week."
"Well a lot can change in a week; you of all people know that."
"Yeah I guess that's true."
At that we both got silent. "So I just stopped in to get something then I'm leaving again, but how's the new stuff working? Did you and Alex test it out?" He winked at me mischievously.
"Peter, I already told you I barely know that boy; I am simply not that kind of girl," I said pretending to be offended.
"Right, of course not," he said teasing me.
"Weren't you leaving," I smiled.
"Oh yeah." He bolted upstairs in search of whatever it was he needed as I continue to clean up. "Bye Reina," he called.
"Bye." I headed upstairs looking forward to sleep. I changed into my pjs and excitedly climbed onto the high bed and cushy mattress. It was even more comfortable than the bed at the hotel we had stayed at. I tried to turn on the television to watch Jay Leno but I was too tired to remember what the guy had showed me. I picked up my phone and dialed my mother's number one more time before turning over and going to sleep.