Show me what Love is

p property since my apartment wouldn't have enough room for

outfits. This time, Lisa would be picking mine, I'

isa growls in her ou

Bradley

randma I-" I burst out lau

ared at

She mutters. "I'm

er a look of disapproval and Lisa dismissed this with both middle fingers to his face. I sno

n," I say. "Your out

if it's pink again-"

ng: "Don't worry,

defined muscles. Unfortunately, they were covered with a black blazer

I did and may have a small crush on him, but I doubted that he'd want an

er all, he and I were super close and I wouldn't want to ruin that and make t

waving her hands in my

twice, and a t

say you were checking

Bradley," I smile, rolling my eyes. "Now you can attract

hange woman. You take the longes

t!" I t

liked, and she knew what I disliked so quietly, I threw on the dre

outfit. I couldn't deny that I looked hot but this

says. "You

Shut up. Whe

or the both of us and he started driving us to the party. I expected him to compliment me when he turned around, but he didn't. I was a little crappy for a few m

forward to an

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e night sky could only look so enchanting when bedazzled with millions of stars until I saw th

" Lisa says, interr

sky. "Give me a second

ds. "Gate closes in ten minute

Bradley had alre

-

LEY'

pagne in the air and all that could be seen in th

I say. "Wh

he'll come in soo

e better hurr

laugh with someone other than my sister. She can be a

r face gr

Vincent

side smile.

ith anything?" I

to a smirk. "Well, I wa

ou up" I grin, widely. "What

ted a dance with her.

ou're pretty cool but I don't want any of this 'pl

on was diverted somewhere

a

she was. A

uisite dress on her. She looked elegant in t

beautiful hazel eyes. She had a trail too. There was a slit on the right side which began a coupl

der, and one on her right. Her dress was backless, revealing her bare, caramel-colored skin and as my eyes roamed her

e so beautiful and elegant. It dropped down to her waist. It was ruffled and wavy and th

satisfaction watching her walk. I looked her straight in the eyes as she approached us, watching me. She walked right