You cant rush relationships - A young girl navigates love, lust, and identity in a small town

A young girls journey through love, lust, and identity in a small town unfolds in this intimate tale of relationships and self-discovery

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Love, Small Towns, and Second Chances Hello everybody, I’ve got a surprise for you this time! I’m going to continue the same story line and characters etc., but I’ve decided to switch things up a little…enjoy! ………………………………………………………….. Mom walked into the kitchen with her white apron on. Her creamy blonde hair was up in a messy ponytail and her blue eyes sparkled. I have my mom’s eyes. I’m proud of it too. Dad is always saying he thinks her eyes are gorgeous. But my hair is a darker golden than hers and it’s below my shoulders, where as hers barely meets her shoulders. “Lillian, would you mind helping me with the dishes?” she asks me. I shrug my shoulders and follow her to the sink. Plates fill both corners of the sink and more dishes and utensils crowd the top of the gray granite counter. “Oh boy,” I mumble and set to work, heating the water up and soaping up the sponge. As I scrub the plates, I look out the window into our backyard. The above ground swimming pool sits silent and vacant. The water is completely still. As I look at it, images of the boy next door flood my mind. Josh was the first person to talk to me when we moved here…and he’s drop-dead gorgeous, but I’d never admit it to anyone. We hit it off pretty quickly, I just couldn’t help myself. But what surprises me is the eagerness I feel when I’m around him. We’ve had sex twice already, both times were great, and I can’t control my need to be with him. When he isn’t around, I could care less, though. Friday night I had been scared to death though. We’d gone to a movie which I found very romantic and I’m not sure what he’s up to, and then we found a little back road and parked the car and…we had sex. It was the best too because my parents didn’t almost catch us, but a drunk man pulled up and we could have gotten hurt. Luckily Josh knocked him out and took off before he could recover. I think Josh felt so bad, but it wasn’t his fall. I should have been more careful too. …but everything was about to change

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