He showered her with kisses, starting at her collarbone and trailing up to her ear. She wished he would stop, but her body wanted otherwise. She couldn't possibly have him stop.

"You are so ravishing," he whispered. She arched her body in reply as her mouth found his. Tender kisses soon became passionate and full of lust as she buried herself within his warmth. She stroked his cheekbone, smiling coyly.

He took her hand from his face and gently kissed it. She shivered from his touch and he asked softly, "Are you sure?" She wriggled her hand out of his grasp and cupped his face. She looked sincerely into his brown eyes and closed the distance between them, locking her lips onto his with a desire he didn't know existed.

Lady Blair Waldorf gasped as she jolted upright. This could not be happening. Last night… last night was a mistake, she told herself over again. But no part of her truly regretted it. She rose, slipping from her silk sheets and taking a glass of water from the tray the maids had left beside her bed. She always awoke with a dry mouth, and so she requested she had water immediately.

"Blair! Oh Blair, I have heard much talk," Lady Serena said as she came hurriedly into Blair's bedroom. Blair froze as she turned to her best friend. Certainly this could not be about her and that creature.

"What gossip?" she asked. Serena laughed with pure delight.

"Of course, that Lord Nate Archibald has offered you his hand in marriage! Oh Blair, this is simply wonderful. We must start planning immediately-"

"Serena. You must not listen to such gossip. Nathaniel has done none of the sorts. Now please, I must dress and get ready for the ball tonight. Perhaps we shall see each other then?" Blair smiled primly. Serena gave her a weird glance, but without another word, strode out of the room. Blair let out a sigh she did not know she was holding. The thought of seeing Lord Nate again was horrifying enough without this new piece of gossip lurking in the shadows. Yes, perhaps he had offered her the Vanderbilt ring, a truly exquisite piece at that, but she knew in her heart he didn't love her enough for them to marry. And so she had left him there, mouth agape as she strutted off.

And that's what led her to Chuck.

Chuck groaned as he stretched in his bed. It was late, as he looked at the clock, even for him. And all too soon he remembered her, beautiful as a diamond. He tried forcing his mind wander elsewhere, but realized he couldn't avoid the inevitable. He let his mind truly experience what had occurred last night, the look he had given her before closing the distance between them, the way she had moaned his name into his ear, the way her hair had smelled so good… She was just divine in every right. And he couldn't wait to see her again at the ball that night.

A/N Please, if you want me to continue, review. I promise my chapters do get longer besides the first prologue. So, if you want a second chapter, review!

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