Read Story: SEASON 1 EPISODE 130
“Only to you,” I replied while he laughed.
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“Why are there so much people here?” I asked Jonah
as he shrugged.
“I don’t know; I don’t live in this town,” Jonah
shrugged as we looked around at the large groups of
people. I’m pretty sure that a high school took a field
trip here because there seemed to be a bunch of
stray teenagers walking around.
Jonah and I approached the Ferris wheel. He looked
down at me, squeezing my hand a bit tighter. “I
hope you’re not scared of heights.”
“In your dreams, Davis,” I stated as we got in line.
Only a few people were in line, most of them in
groups and pairs of friends and the rest were
couples. I didn’t know which one Jonah and I fit into.
I mean, are we still dating? We hold hands, like we
are right now, and he kisses me on the cheek. We
also hug for long periods of time but we’ve never
had real kisses and we don’t speak about our
‘relationship.’
As we boarded the small cart, I decided that now
wasn’t the time to ask him. “You’re thinking about
something, aren’t you?”
“Aren’t we always, technically?” I asked Jonah.
He shrugged. “It seems as if some people don’t.”
This remark earned a laugh from me.
As the cart moved up, Jonah stare at the bottom,
watching as the people shrunk. “I know this is cliché
and all, you know, taking you to the carnival on your
birthday and then going on a Ferris wheel but I
promise that I have more plans.”
I shrugged. “I think it’s sweet.”
Jonah frowned. “Most girls would be upset that I
wasn’t more original.”
And cue the most overused line in history of all
females. “I’m not like most girls.”
Jonah chuckled. “That’s because you’re a man,
right?”
I punched his shoulder and laughed as he started to
chuckle. We maintained eye contact before I looked
away, my face red. I hate how he makes me blush
just by looking into my eyes. I hate how he doesn’t
realize the full effect that he has on me and how I’m
hopelessly falling for him.
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“Look, it’s bumper cars!” I pointed out. I was
currently drinking my weight (which was a lot, trust
me) in soda. Jonah was holding my hand in his own,
swinging them casually. He looked in the direction I
was pointing and looked at me.
“You want to crash my car into the wall, don’t you?”
he asked, amusement clear on his face.
I nodded as I sipped the drink. “You know me so
well.”
We walked over to the colorful cars and I let go of
his hand and ran to the purple car. “I call the purple
car!”
“I call the blue car, not that it matters,” Jonah replied
as he gave the ticket lady our tickets. He walked over
and sat in the blue cars. We put on our seatbelts and
waited for the lady to turn on our cars. I laughed
evilly as the lady turned on the bumping vehicles and
we slowly started moving forward.
Once the cars were fully on, I went full speed into
Jonah’s car. His car swerved and spun in circles
before it hit a wall. I laughed loudly as he swung
around the car like a rag doll.
While I was leaned over laughing, I didn’t realize that
Jonah had come from his wedged position and
hastily slammed his bumper into the front of my car,
sending me shooting backwards. I stared at him as
my car refused to move forwards. When the car
came to a complete stop, I stepped on the gas pedal.
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