Chapter 32. Magnets

I stood there, watching the blue-eyed guy stare into my eyes, waiting for me to say something. Or to do anything.

“Um…”

“Please, Sara…”

I sighed. “Alright, sure. I’m going to give you a chance,” I replied, and a smile corrupted his lips. “But this doesn’t mean that you and I run a relationship. I’m saying yes to you helping me out financially and being a friend. But that’s it.”

“We will see about that,” he said under his breath, a smirk on his lips as he opened the front door, leading the way to his car.

“Giveon, I heard that!”

He turned and wiggled his brows playfully for a few seconds before turning and closing the distance between the car and him. 

I could not help but giggle, my heart feeling a bit lighter. I mean who wouldn’t feel happy about half of their problems being solved soon?

I entered his car and he drove us to the campus. We got down and he led the way. “I’m sorry about your mom, and about losing your scholarship,” he brok