I was sitting in my room trying to figure out my outfit for the day. My choices are black pants, white shirt, and suspenders; or black pants, white shirt and some sort of a sweater. My mom is really neat and formal. She doesn't get what high school kids wear now a days. She's still living in the 90's. Anyways, I was trying to pick out my outfit for the day when my cell phone rang. It was Tina.
I pick up the phone"hey beautiful."
"Hey….um do you want to walk to school today?"
"Sure, anything to get my out of this house" Tina shyly laughs like she always does.
"Meet at your house in five minutes?"
"Okay."
After hanging up the phone, I quickly take my least nerdish pair of suspenders and snap them on. I am so excited to finally have alone time with Tina. Just her and I. Alone. My heart races like horses just out of the gate. My blood is flowing and I am ecstatic to finally hang out with her. She is my Cinderella, my Sleeping Beauty, any of those princess tales I got told when I was little. She has the most amazing eyes. They are the most beautiful shade of hazel. When they catch the light perfectly, the sparkle like a starry night. I love how she isn't afraid to express herself. The day she asked me to meet her in the auditorium after school I was so nervous to spend alone time with her. She asked if we could have a wheelchair race. I said sure, and off we went. We went around the corner and though the hallway. At first, I let her win, but then I sped up and beat her. Then we talked and she said she wanted to get out of that chair. I was wondering why she would want to get out of that chair. Then the moment came. The stood up and kissed me. It was a passionate slow kiss. The moment felt perfect. She was my first kiss. I was worried no one would want to kiss me because I am in a wheelchair. But then I found the perfect girl. When she let go of my lips she sat back down in her chair and told me that she didn't really have a stutter. At first I was mad at her for lying to me this whole time, but then I knew that she told me so she didn't have to hide it anymore. She truly love me and I feel the same for her. Except a million times more.
I wish I could just tell her that.