"Hey Georgie" Dillion called running up the pretty brunette. She turned
around, and Dillion felt the air being sucked out of him. Every time he saw
her, it seemed she was more beautiful. Why she though her sister was more
pretty was beyond him. "What's up?" Georgie asked, bringing Dillion out of
day dreaming. "What? Oh nothing" Dillion muttered "I just wanted to ask you
something". She smiled "Which would be." "Will you go to prom with me?" he
asked, biting the inside of his lip. He prayed she would say, yes and be
his date. "Prom?" she asked surprised "Really?" "Yes" he smiled "Don't tell
me another guy already stole you away from me?" She smiled "No, it's just I
wasn't going to go. But now, sure I would love to". Dillion gave her his
goofy smiled, which she loved "Great, so I will pick you up around 7 on
Saturday?" She nodded "Wanna go and get a bite to eat. I'm so hungry, and
Kelly's is just up there". "Sure" he agreed. He loved spending time with
her. So they walked over to Kelly's together. "Thank for asking me, I
though I would never get a date, I mean who would ask me, right". Dillion
stopped, and pulled her close to him "Wrong! Georgie I wish you stop
putting yourself down. And besides I asked you". Georgie smiled "Yes you
did". Dillion had such an erdge to kiss her, and was about to but Lucas and
Maxie came along "Going to Kelly's" Lucas asked. Georgie moved away, and
looked down. "Thanks for ruining the moment" Dillion muttered. "What was
that" Lucas asked with a smile. "I said, of course" Dillion shot back.
Maxie could feel the tension so said "So what were you to talking about,
you looked rather intense?" "Prom" Georgie answered. "Prom" Maxie snorted
"what are you complain to Dillion about how nobody will ask you". "No"
Georgie answered threw clenched teeth. "I Georgie to go with me, and she
accepted" Dillion finished. Georgie looked at Dillion, and smiled a
thankful smiled. "You asked her?" Maxie asked in disbelief. "Why?"
"Um.Let's see because I like her" Dillion answered harshly. "Your going
with him" Lucas asked Georgie pointing to Dillion. "That`s what looks like"
Georigie said linking her arm into Dillions "Are we getting some supper or
what?" "Supper" Dillion shook his head "Of course".
When Georgie and Dillion sat down and ordered Georgie had to ask, "Did you mean what you said?" "When I said what?" Dillion asked. "That you liked me?" Georgie asked. Dillion smiled "I wouldn't have said it if I hadn't". Georgies`s heart skipped a beat "I, um, as a friend or like more". Dillion blushed, but smiled "More". Georgie`s face lit up "More! I like you more two". "What does this mean, exactly" Dillion asked. Before Georgie could answer, Dillion was being pulled from his seat "Dillion, come along we are leaving" An older women ordered. "Mother?" he asked confused "Where?' "Anywhere but here" she answered "I can't stand another mom of being in this town". Georgie jumped up "You can't go". "Watch us little girl" Tracy frowned "Come on Dillion". He turned and faced her "I'm not leaving here, mother". "You are" Tracy sneered "Now! unless you want to be leaving on the streets". "Can you give me a minute, please" He asked. Tracy looked into her son's deep blue eyes, she knew if she didn't he would hate he even more "Take an hour" she frowned "I will pick you up here then". Dillion nodded, and watched as she left. He didn't want to turn around because he knew she was going to be there and he didn't know if he could bear to see her. But he had to! He turned and saw Georgie looking at him "Dillion?" he asked, "Your leaving". He nodded "Come on, let's go for a walk". She placed her hand, in his and let him lead her out.
"Gerogie" Dillion sighed, stopping on a small bride in Port Charles Park "I will miss you". Georgie smiled sadly "You're my best friend, you know". Dillion smiled "I didn't know". "Well now you do" Georgie sighed, sitting down at the end of the bride and letting her legs hand above the water. Dillion frowned and sat beside her "Will you write". "Of course" Georgie smiled "And you had better be on MSN every night". Dillion, brushed a stray piece of hair from Georgie`s face "I will". Georgie`s face crumpled. Dillion winced "Please don't cry. I'm not worth your tears". Georgie let a tear fall down her face "Your worth a million tears, Dillion". Dillion wrapped his arm around her shoulder, and let her lay her head on his shoulder. "It will be all right" He whispered "This won't be the last time I see you Georgie Jones" he promised. He ran his hand threw her brown hair "Things will be good, you'll see". He knew she was crying, and he knew he would shed some tears himself.
When Georgie and Dillion sat down and ordered Georgie had to ask, "Did you mean what you said?" "When I said what?" Dillion asked. "That you liked me?" Georgie asked. Dillion smiled "I wouldn't have said it if I hadn't". Georgies`s heart skipped a beat "I, um, as a friend or like more". Dillion blushed, but smiled "More". Georgie`s face lit up "More! I like you more two". "What does this mean, exactly" Dillion asked. Before Georgie could answer, Dillion was being pulled from his seat "Dillion, come along we are leaving" An older women ordered. "Mother?" he asked confused "Where?' "Anywhere but here" she answered "I can't stand another mom of being in this town". Georgie jumped up "You can't go". "Watch us little girl" Tracy frowned "Come on Dillion". He turned and faced her "I'm not leaving here, mother". "You are" Tracy sneered "Now! unless you want to be leaving on the streets". "Can you give me a minute, please" He asked. Tracy looked into her son's deep blue eyes, she knew if she didn't he would hate he even more "Take an hour" she frowned "I will pick you up here then". Dillion nodded, and watched as she left. He didn't want to turn around because he knew she was going to be there and he didn't know if he could bear to see her. But he had to! He turned and saw Georgie looking at him "Dillion?" he asked, "Your leaving". He nodded "Come on, let's go for a walk". She placed her hand, in his and let him lead her out.
"Gerogie" Dillion sighed, stopping on a small bride in Port Charles Park "I will miss you". Georgie smiled sadly "You're my best friend, you know". Dillion smiled "I didn't know". "Well now you do" Georgie sighed, sitting down at the end of the bride and letting her legs hand above the water. Dillion frowned and sat beside her "Will you write". "Of course" Georgie smiled "And you had better be on MSN every night". Dillion, brushed a stray piece of hair from Georgie`s face "I will". Georgie`s face crumpled. Dillion winced "Please don't cry. I'm not worth your tears". Georgie let a tear fall down her face "Your worth a million tears, Dillion". Dillion wrapped his arm around her shoulder, and let her lay her head on his shoulder. "It will be all right" He whispered "This won't be the last time I see you Georgie Jones" he promised. He ran his hand threw her brown hair "Things will be good, you'll see". He knew she was crying, and he knew he would shed some tears himself.