ThugWorkout wrote:
Cameron lifted his head, flinching just slightly when he saw the baseball bat but then smiling when he saw her beautiful face. She hadn't changed, not one bit. It made his heart almost start beating again, to see her standing in front of him. "Charlie.. It's so good to see you.." He said finally, taking a step closer to the house. He wondered - had this been a terrible idea for him? Maybe she had moved on, had another boyfriend, maybe even a fiancé. The thought of it hurt him inside. Holding the roses up to her and gesturing to them, he nodded once. "These are for you.. I was hoping I could come in."
Pulling the sleeves of her sweater over her hands, the anxiety within her began to flow through her veins. This had never happened before, she had always managed to get the bus on time.mdamn it Charles Dickens and his wonderful literature. She headed up the pathway into the school building, alongside the car park, where there was just one or two more students about but the rest had raced off a long time ago. She sat down on the curb, pulling her phone out, she held it up in the air, trying to get some sort of signal. She needed to get home and quick.mof only she had someone who could give her a ride.