Falling Under His SpellA Story by TibbyA really short true story about a girl who can't stop falling in love with a guy that has already hurt her more than once.
Falling Under his Spell
A short story By Abby Combs
He was doing it again. Talking to me, I mean. And that was a VERY bad thing. Every time he talked to me, or even looked at me I would seriously go crazy. I couldn’t help it. Everything about him was perfect. Where someone would see a flaw, I saw a cute little mistake. It usually wasn’t like that to the other guys. If a guy had one mistake, I would dump him, (or if I wasn’t going out with him; forget him.)
People say you have to forget about their mistakes and if you do, you truly love them. I had dumped/forgotten half the guys at our school because they had a “problem,” and I was beginning to think I would be single for the rest of my life. I still think that sometimes. The weird thing was; he had a lot of “mistakes” and for some odd reason, I could over-look all of them. He was kind of like a nerd. He was probably the smartest guy I knew. He read, whether he liked it or not, I don’t know. I had even seen him read during lunch, which is practically the only time we get to talk to other people. Even if he was a geek, he was pretty hot. I had heard a few girls say, they would date him if he wasn’t such a nerd. That’s kind of what the guys say about me, except it was because I was too quiet. I couldn’t change that, and the Lord knows I would if I could.
Over the past month I had done a good job of not talking to him. The only reason is, is that it’s summer, and the only way we could talk is on the internet. I hadn’t talked to him in a WHOLE month. I don’t think I even thought of him during that time either. I could’ve probably even gone for two months, but no! He just happened to be online at the exact same time I was! He didn’t say anything to me, even though I prayed for him to, but secretly wishing he wouldn’t because I knew I would get hurt again. Thinking about what happened last time, I had signed off of Yahoo! Messenger.
A week later I signed on, and he was already on. I stared at his name. It was like the words were taunting me, telling me to say something to him. But I didn’t. I exited out of the list and began to check my e-mails, but then he popped up. I automatically jumped back when I saw his name. I couldn’t believe he actually had the nerve to talk to me after what he did to me! The small black text blinked reading: hey.
‘I’m not going to let him get to me this time. I’m not going to say anything to him.’ I thought. I stared at the word “hey” for a long time, and then I heard the taping noise of someone typing on a keyboard. My reply popped up, reading: hey. Had I just typed that? I suddenly felt weak when I realized that I was going to fall under his stupid spell again, just like I had before. And the time before that…
© 2008 TibbyAuthor's Note
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5 Reviews Added on July 14, 2008 AuthorTibbyStuck in My Head, NCAboutSome Interesting Facts About Me: 1.) I cant stand guys who start out a conversation like this: "heyyy wanna go out?" when they don't even k.. more..Writing
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