A/N- I apologize for being gone so long. :/ But I'm FINALLY giving this a shot. :)
By the way, they're 14-going-on-15 here. Just clearing up.
I don't own 13.
It was an ordinary, although unordinarily gloomy, Tuesday morning when it happened. You know, one of those days where everything was sad. Neither of them expected it when it did. Maybe the dark clouds and slight rain had something to do with their sudden and full-on infatuation for each other, even though before neither of them liked rain.
It had been building inside her for a long time, but he had felt it for the first time the Wednesday before in math class.
She walked in the room, heels clacking on the linoleum floor. There was a new air about her, though. She seemed less... out-to-destroy, to put it simply.
She took her seat two desks away from him, smiling sexily when he looked at her. He gulped, vaguely knowing what was happening.
Evan Goldman had fallen for Lucy Dunn.
Later in that period, she asked for help on a problem.
"It's real simple, you see, you multiply the two short sides to find the longer side," he explained. She smiled at him and touched his wrist. He looked up at her and she pulled away ever so quickly, yet slow and slight at the same time.
It was these little tricks that got Brett to bed a few times before.
The next Monday, Evan had caught Lucy and Brett holding hands again. He felt jealous at this sight, where only a week ago it had been the norm.
But Lucy wasn't wanting to run the bases this time.
That very Tuesday, with all of the rain and sad air, Evan found out Lucy had broken up with Brett from the savvy and ecstatic Charlotte.
After class, he found her at her locker. "What is it, Evan?" she asked. He pulled her to the side.
"Why'd you break up with Brett?" he asked.
"It doesn't matter," she looked down. "I just—" he stopped her with his lips.
She didn't expect it. She should've, though. Hell, she was Lucy Dunn, it was usually her who did this, not the boys.
There was tongue, of course. Lucy's sister started the Tongue Phenomenon, so she was the expert at it. Evan hadn't been sure on what to do, but smart, sexy, sassy Lucy guided the Brain along.
He liked it. More than he thought he would.
"Lucy, you were such a good girl when I met you," Evan said after they finished they're hot Tongue session.
"Good girls don't Tongue boys who aren't their boyfriends," Lucy replied. She smirked, and he grinned.
"Well, does Lucy Dunn wanna be good?" A real smile formed on her lips.
"I'd like that."
So dark, gloomy days hadn't been sad for them after all.
A/N- I know it gets cheesy and horrible near the end, but I hope you still enjoyed it.
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