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When they got back to the house she noticed the time. It had only been a 30 minute walk but it felt like 1,000 years. She didn’t mind because she was walking with Greyson.

“I guess this is good night?”

“I’m afraid so” Greyson said nervously. “But we can definitely hang out again”

“Yeah, I had fun.” Catrina agreed.

“Well, see you later.” Greyson said stepping off her front porch.

“Wait…” Catrina grabbed his arm, stopping him. She slowed in for a passionate kiss. Greyson had kissed her back which made her feel good. It was good to know he had like her back. When they released, both were out of breath.

“Wow…um” Greyson started. “I-I think I should be going now”

“Yeah, Asi might be worried.” Catrina said still trying to find her breath.

“I love this food.” Catrina declared, mesmerized. “If this food was a guy, he could get it.”

“…Let’s save that for me.” Greyson flirted, but teased.

“Shut up.” Catrina blushed. The night was going well, with one dirty joke after another. Catrina could definitely tell Greyson was into her. It gave her confidence.

“So, the night’s still young….what do you want to do?” Catrina asked.

“I don’t really know. I should be heading home anyway. I have a little one to take care of.”

“You have a kid?” Catrina’s heart skipped two beats. The thought of Greyson possibly having another partner was unbearable.

“Nah, a kid brother.”

“Oh, what’s his name?” a huge wave of relief passed her.

“Asi”

“I love that name! It’s different. I bet he’s a little bundle of joy.”

“Haha sure, try a little bundle of asshole."

"Don't be so shabby, Greyson. He's your little brother."

"Anyway, I should be going.”

“Aren’t you going to walk me home?”

“Of course, my good friend!”

 Catrina got a call back from the mystery guy she had called a few days ago. He had agreed to hang with her and give her a second chance. She got ready and put on her favorite purple dress and teased her hair in front of the dirty mirror that she has to clean. He agreed to pick her up from her house and they’d grab lunch together.

It wasn’t until a few minutes later that she heard a knock on her door and the doorbell ring. “Woah, I knocker AND a doorbell ringer?” Catrina said to herself. “Classic.”

“Hello, Greyson.”  Catrina said shocked by how handsome he looked.

“Hey, Catrina.” Greyson said with obvious mutual feelings. “You look great.” Greyson said confirming those feelings.

“Thank you Greyson, You don’t look to bad yourself.”

They stood there blushing awkwardly and looking bashful until Catrina’s cell phone broke the silence. It startled her for a moment but it was only her alarm in which she caught sight of the time.

“We should probably get going.”

                Catrina was a blonde haired and blue eyed girl. She was very pretty and it was no surprise when she got messages from her college guy friends to take her out somewhere. She rejected them gently because her heart belonged to the deceased Colonel. She called her mom to tell her her dilemma. Instead of getting words of wisdom she got a very lengthy visual and story of her mother in the old days, and what she did in college.

“Mom. I’ve heard this story before.” Catrina interrupted finally.

“Oh you have? Sorry dear I thought I was helping.” Her mom said.

“…”

“All I’m saying is that you should never keep your heart on one person, you never know when that person is going to leave you.”

“Okay mom, thank you.” Catrina hung up the phone and called one of the guys she hed rejected earlier. He didn’t answer so she left a message.

“About yesterday, I’ve been doing some thinking and decided that I do want to hang with you. Call me back when you get this message! Bye!”

Catrina walked in her new house. She had never been in Colonel’s house ever, he was so reserved. She learned a lot about him that she didn’t know from looking at his house. Her deep blue-eyes filled with tears of great sorrow. The truth hit her like a truck. Her very special friend is no longer here with her. They couldn’t take long moonlight strolls, they couldn’t watch Disney movies in their pajamas, and the saddest truth is that she couldn’t have a family with him. Catrina never knew if that was what Colonel wanted but she was positive that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with her. But now all of that did not matter. She was all alone in a big house.