Loves' Redemption

nd out. Some were laughing with their friends and some wer

ow how my life would be in college. I'm confused and at the same tim

huge SUV . Tears shimmered in her eyes as she gaze

ying this. "Yes mum, I know I'm no longer a chi

school gate when my mum ac

b

you there" my mum wailed while trying to wipe his coffee stain off his suit. The man replied

as just joking, don't be frightened", the man remarked while laughing

ing right next to you is your daughter". I nodded my head still admiring the way he lo

ng a fancy Rolex watch and carrying a sleek

nder my breath. "Do you mind if I get your number?" he asked my mum. "I

ing with each other

tact. We can go on a coffee date, but you'd foot the bill," she replied wi

led that heaven decided to shine its light on h

e "Well Well Well looks like someone's go

s, and laughter. My eyes drifted upwards to the entrance gate, where the words "Welcome to South Dakota C

t to stare, but curiosity got the better of me. They all sported a casual look, with some wearing grey jog

ed hair, giving off a Scottish vibe. Another had auburn hair, which hinted at possible Scottish heritage as well.

part of the basketball club. As I walked away, a hint of his cologne lin

mom. I saw some girls giggling

d gossip

to the door eyeing me from head to to

ey hissed at me. They should just thank their stars that I was with my mum. So

oom. After walking like two

seriously. I w

nter a striking young woman with an hourglass figure facing behind us. Her bright,

perfectly. "Hello, you must be Elizabeth, my roommate. I'

soothing, almost like a lullaby, and her

"I think I like this girl," to w

hug that momentarily stole my breath, followed by a tender kiss on

ould kill me

mplied while ro

out of the room. Something told me to run afte

staying alone in a place where I would adapt to is going to be

m here, don't worry you won't get bored.Now enough of all this sad talk let's start arranging our

g our belongings on our re

tiring. I was still breathing hard trying to catch my breath. I gl

by soft lights and some green plastic leaves at the top of her mirror. A frame

giving aest

ark lights on the wall. My wall had two colors: blue an

in. She was resting her weight on both hands. I took charge of selec

e before we start the movie?" Well, I don't like talking about my

lived with her grandparents after their parents' passing

ht me off guard. Should I lie? Should I act nonchalant and say yes? Would she judge me if I confessed I hadn't? These thoughts raced through

nd reassured me, "It's not a big deal, Lizzy. Don't be ashamed to tell me. I won't judge you." She then shared her romantic history, disclosing that she had three

I noted the use of my nickname instead

and popcorn," Nora suggested, jumping off the bed

twists and suspense, and

m here," I reassured her. She didn't respond at first, but after tapping her gently, she jolted awake, clinging to me with her heart racing as if she had been pursued by someth

on joined in. Wiping away the tears from the corners of my eyes, I explain

apologized for waking me, and w

some rude person," Nora declared. I jokingly responded