I know this is short but I wrote this on a school trip and had literally no time to write, except on the bus. But I'm almost done with the 15th chapter so give me less than 1 week, more like... 5 days?
I stood frozen, for an unknown amount of time, until Austen snapped his fingers in front of my face, repeatedly.
"Wh- Why, Why is that important right now."
"I need to know what you feelings are towards me…It's important."
"Well, that can be a conversation for never because I have to go…check on my dad." I said making it up as I went, in a hurried attempt to get out of the situation.
I glanced behind him at my rebuilt house and thought to myself, okay, how am I going to get from here to there, with him standing between me and my house.
I faked left, and went right around him. (Whoever gets where this is from is awesome in my opinion)
"OH NO!. No, no, no, no, no. We are not going to do this later, this will be talked about now." He said dropping me into my previous position, only this time, I was out of breath. I glanced around him again, but he saw and grabbed my arm.
"Why does it matter what I feel for you?!" I answered once I could safely talk without panting for breath after, while attempting to get my arm out of his grasp.
"It's important!" He shouts, not letting go.
"But why?" I say giving up, making my arm go limp in his hand. I drop my head and stare at the ground, accepting the fact that he will now never want to talk to me ever again, even if it is just to sharpen his axe.
"Because I want to know if you feel the same way towards me!" Austen blurts out then freezes.
"What?" I whisper, bringing my head
"Hicca… I've been trying to get you alone to tell you that… I mean, I have been trying to say…" He trails off, looking at the ground, with a flaming blush on his cheeks.
"Yea?" I say, not daring to hope.
"I have feelings for you." He said, shyly, still not looking at me.
I'm shocked to say the least. I suddenly feel light-headed and black spots cloud my vision. I suddenly see Austen go sideways and feel myself hit the ground, just as everything goes black.