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all mine,” I chuckled and kissed his lips softly, making my way to my brother.

“Hello! Earth to Kate ,” I heard from beside me.

“What? Sorry,” I frowned.

“Wait, so you say now he looks good, meaning you saw ?!,” she asked her eyes widening.

“I uh…,” Damn I'm dumb. “Well, you know. He’s friends with my brother, and when they went swimming with the guys, they’d take off their uhh.. shirts and stuff and you know the rest,” I stammered

“Wait, so was this over summer?”

“Yeah.”

“So, you do know each other?” she asked.

“I guess you can say that.” Know? More like Dating.

“Tell me more about him,” she said to me - scooting closer so she could hear me better.

“I uhh.. don’t know. All I know is what everyone else knows. He plays football and basketball,” I said. “Oh, and some fooseball,” I smirked, thinking of his reaction when I beat him. With the minion face, going “Whaaaaat?! Did you just beat me?!”. “Oh, and he has a girlfriend,” let’s keep that line there.

“So, you know his girlfriend.”

“I guess you can say that too,” I bit the inside of my cheek.

“Is she pretty?”

“I don’t rate girls,” I frowned at her.

“Tell me, is she pretty? Nice? What’s she like?”

“I don’t really know. She and I aren’t really close so I don’t know,” I frowned. Closer than you think, bud. She sighed. “Why?” I asked.

She smirked at me. “You’re really asking me that?” she asked.

“Why not?” I shrugged.

“Isn't it obvious? I’m going after him,” she smirked.

Oh damn.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

Snap at Me
    “Why are you so snappy?” Ryan whisper-yelled at me Saturday morning when he came to visit me at the dorm. Samantha was still knocked out after her and Kyle’s night. She came home at around midnight already saying they went to downtown San Francisco for a concert.

I was being snappy at Ryan, because of obviously … Audrey. I sighed. “Nothing, it’s nothing,” I frowned, and turned my attention back to my laptop.

“No its not nothing,” he demanded, closing it, making me retract my hands away from getting bitten by the massive mouth.

“Nothing, really. Let me finish my essay. One more paragraph and we can leave,” I sighed, taking hold of his hand squeezing it lightly and smiled up at him to assure that everything was okay so he moved his hand away and went to lay down on my bed as I finished everything.

We went out for lunch having some French food, but everything was just so quiet and awkward. I felt like I was forgetting something. As we drove home, Ryan grabbed my hand. “You wanna go somewhere else?” he asked me. I raised an eyebrow at him. “Out of Palo Alto,” he told me. I just nodded and we drove out of the city and towards San Francisco.

Our ride was quiet. We didn’t know what to say. We’d just make comments about one thing or another but mostly quiet and blasting music. We then arrived at fisherman’s wharf where we both got out of the car and Ryan walked over to me wrapping his arms around me.

“Tell me what’s bothering you,” he said when we started our walk towards this stadium looking thing facing the water and the Golden Gate Bridge.

I sighed and pulled away from his grasp, walked over to the bench nearby and sat down. “I’m scared Ryan,” I told him, looking up since he was standing in front of me.

“I thought we talked about this already? I already told you. I’m just as scared to lose you as much as you’re scared to lose me. Maybe even more scared,” he said to me. “So, I think we’ve got nothing to worry about.”

“I know, but ugh; Audrey is taking quite the liking of you,” I told him.

“Who the fuck is Audrey?”

“Girl in your 7 am class. Red hair, mini skirt, sending flirty looks at you,” I listed out to him.

“Oh, that was her,” he nodded, as if he was considering. I looked at him