My Jerk of a Crush

by Wolfsnivy700

Dawn is a teenager who moves to Veilstone City and begins to attend a boarding school. She meets several people there who are interesting, but will she gain an unexpected crush on an unexpected guy? This story will include mainly Ikarishipping and Advanceshipping, but it will also have Orangeshipping, and slight Flavescentshipping, and that's about it.

11. Epilogue

All right. The epilogue. I know this story was a little strangely abrupt, and unfinished, but I'm going to possibly make a sequel, and plan that out better. Thanks for all your reviews!

(Dawn's POV)

It was summer. Dawn was on break, so she stayed home with her mother, and introducing her to all of her friends. She was currently laying on her couch, watching TV.

Her phone beeped. She looked at it. There was a message from Paul, whose contact had been named, "Grouchface" with affection.

Are we still on for tonight?

Dawn sent a message back.

Yes. I've been meaning to ask you if you'd mind if Ash, May, Misty, Tracey, Iris, and Trip came along? It could be kind of a quadruple date!

After a couple minutes, her phone beeped again. She looked down, expecting a no.

I suppose that's fine. It would be good to meet your friends, and I already know Trip, so it wouldn't be too bad.

Dawn smiled. Every other time she asked to introduce him to her friends, he'd declined, saying that they wouldn't like him. But today, he'd finally agreed.

Awesome! See you tonight! she typed.

"Mom," she called, as her mom walked past her. She turned around.

"Yes, dear?"

"I'm planning on heading out with Paul tonight. Would that be all right?"

Her mom smiled. "Together, alone?"

"N-no! We're going out with some friends!" Dawn denied, panicked.

Her mom kissed her on the forehead. "Of course, dear. You've grown up so much this last school year. I missed you."

Dawn hugged her mother. "I missed you too!"

"But be back before midnight," she added in her motherly voice.

Dawn laughed. "Of course, mom."

*LATER*

They all met at the mall. All of Dawn's friends cheerfully introduced themselves to Paul, who in turn introduced himself. She even thought she saw him smile. Or maybe it was a grimace. She couldn't tell.

He wasn't a bad guy, Dawn thought. He'd improved a lot since they began hanging out together, and she began to see his softer side.

Yes, she thought. She was beginning to be glad that they'd moved here.

It's over! Thank you SO much for all your reviews, you don't know how much they inspired me to keep writing this! Also, let me know if you want a sequel or not. Bye!