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R. L. Gallagher & Whitnee
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Jul 11, 2014 04:59PM

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Gewls have Jack a one over. The guy looked like shit, but it would be okay. They would talk things over. Only Gewls really didn't think she wanted to be with Jack while she was pregnant. It would be a dangerous thing and they both couldn't get kicked out of school.

Jack stared at her when she didn't say anything, and he cleared his throat awkwardly before pleading, "Please?" Having her just watch him made him... nervous. Like he wasn't even worth considering.



Gewls squeezed her eyes closed, feeling quite nauseous. "Talk Jack. I can't exactly run out of my dorm room dramatically. I have no where to run too. So talk." She mumbled. with the bathroom being occupied, and the hallway outside the door being used for a makeup session, she was stuck exactly where she was. In her bedroom. And she couldn't have been more upset. She didn't want to see him. Or talk to him. But he looked like if he didn't talk he would burst into tears.



Ace shook his head, stepping forward to wrap his arms around her and rest his chin on her head. "I do have to apologize. I fucked up," he insisted, squeezing his eyes shut as he kissed the top of her head. "She's not more important than you, Kieera. Please believe that," he pleaded as he pulled his head back, cupping her face in his hands to look her in the eye. "She's an old friend, and I care about her a lot, but spending time with her is not worth losing you. You don't deserve that." He couldn't actually admit that one was more important than the other. He'd missed Monroe, and she used to be a huge part of his life, but Kieera had essentially filled that void, and he wasn't willing to lose either of them. He didn't want anything romantic or sexual with Monroe, but he didn't want to lose her as a friend either.
Jack stepped into her room slowly, rubbing the back of his neck as he made his way towards her. Hesitantly, as if she might kick him off, he sat down on the edge of her bed, right on the corner, to give her enough space without awkwardly standing in the doorway. "I think..." he started off, his voice cracking before he cleared his throat. "I think you're rushing into this. I don't think you should make any rash decisions about our relationship without talking about it first," he reasoned, hoping that was a good place to start without pissing her off.


Kieera chewed on her lip, uncomfortable. She chose the wrong choice of words. Because deep down, she wanted him to feel guilty or something. But she needed to push those emotions out of her systems and she needed to be kind to him. "I'm sorry that I was a bitch to you." She mumbled. Her apology was out of her now. And she felt like her shoulders were no longer being weighted down. Things would work out because they would make it work. "She is however someone from your past, and I won't stand in the way of you guys spending time together and getting back that relationship you once had." They must have been super close.
Gewls crossed her arms over her chest. "You think I made a rash decision? I think it was me trying to protect you." She replied. She wasn't going to fly off the handle. She was just going to keep him safe. "You know… that if they find out you're the father they will kick you out too, right?" She needed to remember what Bex had said about keeping her there at the school.

And I suck at Black Ops too. Any kind of first person shooter is my weakness)

She stopped in front of the weapons room door, glancing in the window quickly before she spotted someone else inside, but she hardly hesitated before she pulled it open and let herself in. She gave the boy, the only other person in the room, a quick glance and a, "Hey," before she headed towards the racks of blades. She didn't want any kind of unacknowledged silence hanging in the air, so she figured she might as well say hi to him before getting to work.
Ace shook his head once more, letting go of her when he felt her tense up. So maybe the hug of was a little too early. "Seriously, Kieera, you don't owe me an apology," he insisted again, crossing his arms over his chest. "But that means a lot to me. That you'll respect the... relationship we had... have." He cleared his throat awkwardly, hoping the term "relationship" wasn't giving her any wrong ideas. "But like I said, trying to rebuild something that may be unsalvageable isn't worth losing you. So I don't want that to get in the way of what we have."
Father. That word echoed like a shout into a canyon as it bounced around in his head. Part of him knew it was real; he had one foot set in this reality that he'd gotten his girlfriend pregnant. That he was the kid that hadn't been safe enough. But the other half of him really couldn't believe it. He had used a condom every time, and he was trying to think back through the handful of times they'd had sex to see if he'd done something wrong or if it had broken.
"I don't want you to try to protect me," he said, his voice hardly above a whisper. "I want to be there to protect you. My family doesn't know the importance of this school; they're not a bunch of spies. They'd just think I wasted a scholarship, not a shot at the CIA. And that's worth it to me, to keep you safe and happy." It was so much emotion, so much pleading in one thing to say. He couldn't believe he was willingly saying all of it, and he wasn't entirely sure he meant everything. Sure, he wanted to keep her happy and safe, but was he really willing to risk a good chunk of his future for a future child?
He answered that rather quickly. He was. If that future child was his, he would do anything for it.


And nope, I got off of work late actually. Tonight I closed front counter and I was suppose to be done by 10:30 but I didn't get off until 11:15. That's what I get for helping drive thru. My manager wouldn't survive without my help.)


