Moonlight Romance
As we lay there, on his soft fleece blanket, looking up at the beautiful array of flashing, breathtaking fireworks, I realised I was in love. It was an amazing shutter than ran up and down my spine. I knew it that it wasn't much, but I had a feeling and they are right most of the time, so I went on it. We were surrounded by nothing but sky, so I took my chance and leaned over towards him, and whispered gently in his ear, “Michael, I-I-I _I love you”. Then right then, he turned towards me and whispered back,” I love you too, baby”.
I woke up the next morning lying in the back of 1991 Toyota Truck, naked with only a button down t-shirt that Michael was wearing the night before. I abruptly sat up and looked around to find Michael nowhere around, I freaked out and pulled on my cut-off short shorts as fast as I could and jumped out of the truck and looked around for any sign of where he might be.
After I looked around, I decided that I would clean the truck up. So I did and then I went and cleaned myself up by the lake. While I was down there when I bent over to wash my face, I felt a heavy hand on my back and then the next thing I knew I was in the water, soaked. I looked up at the person who pushed me in and it was Michael. I was furious but I was also happy that it was him. He handed me his hand and helped me out, then led me back up to the truck and handed me a towel. Right after he handed me the towel his phone rang so while I was drying off he took the call. He came back and got into the truck without much of an explanation and told me to get in. He sped as fast as he could back into town and then told me as he pulled up to my house that it was a family emergency then drove.
As I sat at home on my bed in my room, holding his blue and white shirt, that I had been wearing earlier that morning, I wondered whether staying out all night had been worth being grounded for 2 weeks. I sat there and thought about it for what seemed like eternity until my phone rang and displayed Michael’s name. I answered the call with caution, for I did not know what he was going to say. As soon as I said Hi into the receiver of the phone a very deep voice replied,”Hey, sorry about this morning, my kid sister fell down the stairs. Sorry again, could you come to my house tonight." I replied by saying, "No sorry I am grounded because I stayed out all night and if I am caught on the phone I will be in deeper trouble so I got to go. Byebye" He then said sorry again and in a very apologetic tone said, "Okay bye."

