They reverberated in his ears and dissolved into a drug swimming in his blood. He felt humbled and high. She wasn’t the type who loved lightly or ea...ily. Ana loved him. Ana. Loved. Him. And she thought he just liked her. It was laughable until he looked into her brown eyes. They were dazed,serious, brave and so damn vulnerable he wanted to wrap her up. She deserved the world but expected nothing back from him. His fingers covered her mouth, keeping her silent just in case. ‘I don’t just like. Soon!"Which made Nicole smile back at her.While they were waiting for the bus, Sandra noticed how people looked at her when they drove by in their cars, or on bicycles. And yes, some of the car owners even tested their horn. Sandra tried to ignore them, but she knew that it affected her. Every time someone honked at her, a rush of excitement went through her.And then, finally, they saw the bus, which they needed to take, driving towards them."Are you really sure?" Heather asked again when she. It's better than many of the other options, but you mostly get it because it LOOKS like pizza even if it doesn't taste like it, and you can fool yourself into believing you're somehow gaming the system by eating such a treat instead of something healthy.Today, it barely even looked like pizza."How the hell do you fuck this up?" Cindy held up the offending rectangle of dough and brownish cheese by one corner, as if it was roadkill. Hell, maybe it was. Some delivery guy from Pizza Supreme was run. Mum called out as she was leaving, to go into town, suggesting I get up before the day had gone.The front door closed and the car engine started, revved-up and dissipated into the surrounding noises, as she drove away, leaving me alone and half asleep.I waited a few moments listing to the hedge clipper scything a hedge somewhere on the street, mixed with the birds and all the other Summer sounds.I sat up and swung myself out of bed, stood up in front of my full length mirror, marvelling the.