I Never Though It Would Be Me by Kelles (top fiction books of all time TXT) 📕

How do you know Mason Montgomery?" "Oh. I met him at Starbucks. Why?" "Because the other girls were asking me. Most of the girls have been talking about him all day! I mean he is gorgeous and all, but these girls have their noses too open!" I laughed. "Well, they shouldn't have to worry about me, because I'm not really interested in him. We're just friends. He probably wouldn't even have noticed me if I wouldn't have met him at Starbucks." "Mani , your so dramatic!" We both laughed. She was the sarcastic one and I was the dramatic one. But then I thought, I'm not really dramatic, I just think really deeply about things and aren't afraid to share those thoughts with others. After school, while I was walking home I felt like someone was following me. I turned around to see Mason shyly walking behind me. I guess he lived close to where I did and had to suffer the same long route. When he noticed me acknowledging him, he caught up to me. "Hey." "Hey." "Do you like me?" I felt like I was in elementary again. "What do you mean?" "It seems like you try to avoid me, or find my presence sort of....irritating." "Oh, no its not like that. I was just kind of disappointed. I thought you were different." "What do you mean different?" "I saw those girls all over you, I see your the groupie type. You love girls all over you, and love the attention. I know your type." "Do you really? You barely know me. Thats really the thing I wanted to get away from. Living in the city, girls were always like that. They were always on me, trying to get me to go out with them or to have sex with them. I would act like I enjoyed their presence just to make the all feel special, but it was truly annoying. I don't know how to say this but....there is something about you that I find intriguing." I didn't know what to say. Never had a boy taken so much interest in me before. Especially not a boy Mason. He was like one of those hotties from tv or a movie. "No one has ever said anything like that to me before." "Well, let me be your first. Hey, how about we go chill at Starbucks?" "Okay, sure." While at Starbucks we talked about many different things. We talked about each others pasts and what we planned to do in the future. Funny how I forgot about time and realized how late it was. I told him I had to leave and for him to call me later on. My mom had become so calm , she didn't even care that I came home late. I got in the shower and put on my pajama's. and got comfortable while watching tv. Them my phone started to ring. Even though I expected his call my heart skipped I beat when I saw my phone read Mason calling. I accepted it. And we talked so long we fell asleep together while on the phone. I felt like this was the start of something great. But yet I wondered was he just playing me? The question sat in my head.


-Chapter Six-

When I woke, I hung up the phone finally. I giggled as I thought of the long night I had with Mason. It was almost like he had spent the night. I went through the daily routine and got dressed. But I didn't leave. Mason wanted to walk with me to and from school from now on. So I let him. I ate a full breakfast and was watching morning cartoons with my mom when there was a knock at the door. It was Mason. He was looking good as always. And complimented what I was wearing. I forgot to tell my mom about him, so she gave me that who is this look. I introduced them to each other then went out the door before my mom could start embarrassing me. After yesterday, I felt like I really knew Mason. And I could tell he felt the same way. He put his arm around my shoulders. And for the first time in my life, I felt like I had somebody. As we walked closer and closer to the school, everyone began staring. I was to happy and full of joy to even notice or care what people were saying or to look at the people who were staring. Plus, I already knew what they were saying. Why would a guy like him go for a girl like her? All the while, I was thinking the same thing. Imprint

Publication Date: 12-03-2010

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