For Your Love
Chapter 3:
The next morning at 8:00, Georgie met Dillon at Kelley's for breakfast. They had decided they needed time to catch up.
"Dillon, hey," she said, sitting down across from him.
"Hi." He said.
"Can I get you anything?" the blonde waitress asked. Both placed there orders and waited for their food to arrive.
"So, how's life been?" he asked after a few moments of silence.
"Pretty good I guess. I got my driver's license a week ago and my relationship with Sam's going pretty good. My mom came back, but had to leave last week because my grandmother got sick again. What about you?"
"Well, my mother and I went to 7 different countries in two years. She was always gone and I managed to get in trouble every once in a while. You've got to keep things interesting some how."
Georgie laughed, "I thought you said you haven't been arrested?"
"I haven't been.I got caught pick pocketing, but he didn't call the police." He replied.
"So.any girlfriends?" she asked awkwardly.
"No, I had one girlfriend but I had to break it off with her." he said.
"Why? Was it because you were moving and you knew "long distance relationships" don't work out?" she asked bitterly.
"No, it was because I was in love with another girl. The girl who captured my heart had these beautiful chocolate brown eyes, she was really intelligent, and I could talk to her for hours."
"Whatever happened between you two?" she asked, knowing it was her he was talking about.
"Well, I made the biggest mistake of my life and broke up with her before I left for Europe, but now I'm back and I'm hoping that she'll listen to me when I say that I'm sorry for all of the pain I put her through and that we can be friends like we used to be." He said, looking into her eyes.
Georgie had tears threatening to spill over her eyelids because of what he had said. "I think that she would love to forgive you, because she needs your friendship desperately." She stood up and hugged him tightly.
Mac walked in to find his youngest daughter in the arms of Dillon Quartermaine. He had heard Maxie tell Kyle that Dillon was back the night before, but was hoping that she would stay away from her.
Now angry, he walked over to where the two were standing and pulled them apart. "Stay away from my daughter!"
"Mac. Chill out, we're just friends." Georgie said.
"Georgie, he's a bad influence on you. Do you remember everything that happened two years ago? He broke your heart."
"Yes, but like you said, that was two years ago. Besides, we're just friends now so he cant break my heart like he did then." Hearing Georgie tell Mac that they were "just friends" practically killed him. Sure he would rather have her friendship than have nothing at all, but he had forgotten how much those two words hurt.
Dillon didn't hear the rest of Mac and Georgie's conversation, and didn't realize that they were finished talking until Mac had turned and walked out the door.
After he had left Georgie turned to Dillon and said, "well that went well." Dillon couldn't help but laugh. "I can see he still hates me." Georgie just rolled her eyes as the waitress sat the food down in front of each of them. "I'm supposed to leave, but I'm hungry so I think his forbidding me to see you can wait until after breakfast."
"You're going to stop being my friend because Mac doesn't like me?" he asked, seriously.
"Dillon, it's more complicated than that. I haven't been in any kind of trouble since you left, Mac trusts me again. I just don't want to give him any reason to doubt me."
"What has this guy done to you?"
"What are you talking about?"
"Sam. I talked to Maxie.he sounds boring. Let's do something tonight. I don't care what, but I've missed you Georgie." she looked into his pleading eyes and smiled.
"Mac has to work late tonight and I was planning on spending the night alone, but I wouldn't mind watching some old movies with you."
"Sounds great. You provide the popcorn and I'll provide the movie. Around.7:00?"
"Yeah. He'll be gone by then." She was going to say more, but Dillon's cell phone rang before she could in another word.
"Sorry Georgie. I have to go. I'll see you tonight." He threw enough money for both of the meals on the table and hurried out the door.
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Chapter 3:
The next morning at 8:00, Georgie met Dillon at Kelley's for breakfast. They had decided they needed time to catch up.
"Dillon, hey," she said, sitting down across from him.
"Hi." He said.
"Can I get you anything?" the blonde waitress asked. Both placed there orders and waited for their food to arrive.
"So, how's life been?" he asked after a few moments of silence.
"Pretty good I guess. I got my driver's license a week ago and my relationship with Sam's going pretty good. My mom came back, but had to leave last week because my grandmother got sick again. What about you?"
"Well, my mother and I went to 7 different countries in two years. She was always gone and I managed to get in trouble every once in a while. You've got to keep things interesting some how."
Georgie laughed, "I thought you said you haven't been arrested?"
"I haven't been.I got caught pick pocketing, but he didn't call the police." He replied.
"So.any girlfriends?" she asked awkwardly.
"No, I had one girlfriend but I had to break it off with her." he said.
"Why? Was it because you were moving and you knew "long distance relationships" don't work out?" she asked bitterly.
"No, it was because I was in love with another girl. The girl who captured my heart had these beautiful chocolate brown eyes, she was really intelligent, and I could talk to her for hours."
"Whatever happened between you two?" she asked, knowing it was her he was talking about.
"Well, I made the biggest mistake of my life and broke up with her before I left for Europe, but now I'm back and I'm hoping that she'll listen to me when I say that I'm sorry for all of the pain I put her through and that we can be friends like we used to be." He said, looking into her eyes.
Georgie had tears threatening to spill over her eyelids because of what he had said. "I think that she would love to forgive you, because she needs your friendship desperately." She stood up and hugged him tightly.
Mac walked in to find his youngest daughter in the arms of Dillon Quartermaine. He had heard Maxie tell Kyle that Dillon was back the night before, but was hoping that she would stay away from her.
Now angry, he walked over to where the two were standing and pulled them apart. "Stay away from my daughter!"
"Mac. Chill out, we're just friends." Georgie said.
"Georgie, he's a bad influence on you. Do you remember everything that happened two years ago? He broke your heart."
"Yes, but like you said, that was two years ago. Besides, we're just friends now so he cant break my heart like he did then." Hearing Georgie tell Mac that they were "just friends" practically killed him. Sure he would rather have her friendship than have nothing at all, but he had forgotten how much those two words hurt.
Dillon didn't hear the rest of Mac and Georgie's conversation, and didn't realize that they were finished talking until Mac had turned and walked out the door.
After he had left Georgie turned to Dillon and said, "well that went well." Dillon couldn't help but laugh. "I can see he still hates me." Georgie just rolled her eyes as the waitress sat the food down in front of each of them. "I'm supposed to leave, but I'm hungry so I think his forbidding me to see you can wait until after breakfast."
"You're going to stop being my friend because Mac doesn't like me?" he asked, seriously.
"Dillon, it's more complicated than that. I haven't been in any kind of trouble since you left, Mac trusts me again. I just don't want to give him any reason to doubt me."
"What has this guy done to you?"
"What are you talking about?"
"Sam. I talked to Maxie.he sounds boring. Let's do something tonight. I don't care what, but I've missed you Georgie." she looked into his pleading eyes and smiled.
"Mac has to work late tonight and I was planning on spending the night alone, but I wouldn't mind watching some old movies with you."
"Sounds great. You provide the popcorn and I'll provide the movie. Around.7:00?"
"Yeah. He'll be gone by then." She was going to say more, but Dillon's cell phone rang before she could in another word.
"Sorry Georgie. I have to go. I'll see you tonight." He threw enough money for both of the meals on the table and hurried out the door.
A/n: feed back appreciated! Next chapter will be up soon.