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ached so badly as I thought about why I just had to meet Eddie at that moment

taxi to get home to

o the driver. The old man drove slow

please," I

locked my door behind and quickly ran to my bed. I laid back and thought about how

s I began to get lost in the past. I had seen him around at the u

vate him above the rest. Towering over most, he possessed an innate charisma that drew people, mostly girls, toward him like moths to

rn wherever he went. The term "demigod" was an understatement when describing Eddie. He wasn

okingly run his hand through it, grinning sheepishly. He had this infectious laughter that co

his heart. His genuine care for others was evident in the way he interacted with everyone, making each person feel seen and valu

under a tree, looking so down which was unlike him. However our conversation didn't l

eyes locked, and within moments, and to my surprise he struck up a conversation first and our conversation la

wasn't really sure about what I felt for him. I explained to Blair about whom I met and she was so jealous that I was so close to the hot and the most handsome man every lady in school w

like to date someone li

intelligent but the only problem I have with you is your sharp

e, checking if he had sent me a message or called me. I waited so lon

hone. I was so happy when I saw that Eddie had sent me a message.

bathroom to get ready for class. I carefully selected my clothes, putting on a short red gown, matched with a black purse and heels. I packed my hair in a messy hair bun and completed my outfit with a

l," she

I attended my lectures and during the whole d

en I arrived, I was astounded by the massive restaurant in front of me. It was stunning, and then my

in. I was even more surprised to learn that he had rented out the entire p

be my girl