Chapter 64

I think Chris left the school before I graduated, contributing to my loneliness. I haven't seen him in years and yet here he is, walking towards me.

My heart races as we get closer. He spreads his arms so wide inviting him to a hug, with a smile as charming as his eyes. I pull myself close to him, hitting his cheek, the spark of many years ago flows back coursing through our veins, and my hormones set into the party as everything just seems frenzy. Then I knew what genuine love was, pure and deep feelings as we are feeling now, without any contact.

"Hello, my hun. How have you been?" If it's someone else, I'll decline the sweet name from the act of having a mate but Chris, as I loved to call him, is no other person.

"I missed you?" I utter, not minding what he will think of me, as clingy or desperate for him again. If I had an opportunity to make a wish now that would come true, I'd exchange Gavin for him. I wouldn't say either is more handsome than