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Twitty felt his eyes grow wide in surprise, but he left his hand there. Ren smiled, and scooted a little closer to him. Before either one could say a word, Twitty turned toward Ren and kissed her.
Louis slowly opened his eyes. He'd only been asleep for fifteen minutes, but already he had woken up. He slowly sat up and looked around. 'I should call Tawny and apologize for what happened.' Where that thought came from, Louis didn't have the slightest idea. He went to the nearest phone, and began to dial Tawny's number.
Tawny jolted awake. She heard the phone, and she got up to answer it. "Hello?" she said, in a voice that sounded extremely sleepy.
"Tawny? Did I wake you? Because if I did, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to."
She yawned. "That's okay. I don't mind."
"Okay, good."
Realization hit Tawny like a ton of bricks. "LOUIS?"
Louis heard a note of anger in her voice. "Yes, it's me."
"Why the heck did you call here?"
"I wanted to apologize for what happened tonight."
"Oh."
Louis heard her voice soften with that one word. He smiled to himself, and thought, 'Maybe this was a good idea!' He rehearsed the words once more. "I'm really sorry I sprayed you with baby powder. I don't know what came over me, and I feel really awful about it. It was real immature of me, and, I truly am sorry."
'He just called himself immature! The last time he did that was when-' Tawny paused, mid-thought. She shook her head a couple of times. She couldn't forgive him that easily, could she? She wanted to be his girlfriend again, more than anything. But at the same time, she was afraid he would disappoint her again. Was he really sorry? He had to be, to call her like this. Or so she hoped. But Louis wasn't the type of guy to set someone up for a fall, unless it was a joke or something. Louis only pulled jokes on his enemies, so why would he do this to her? If he truly had feelings for her.
"Tawny? Are you there? I'm really really sorry!"
She smiled. "Yeah, I'm here, Louis. And I accept your apology." She hung up the phone, grinning to herself.
Louis hung up, and laughed. Life had turned good in the past two minutes. Now, all he had to do was ask Tawny to the dance tomorrow, and everything would be perfect. He walked back into his room, and laid down, falling asleep within seconds. He forgot one little detail lying on his driveway outside.
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Ren felt Twitty's fingers lacing through her hair. She moved one hand from his neck to his face. This was simply wonderful. Bobby had never made her feel like this. Sure, she had liked it when he kissed her, but this was different. She didn't just like it, she loved it. She moved her other hand from his shoulder to his hair. She entwined her fingers in his blond hair, running them through each individual strand.
"Hello! We're home!"
The two sprung apart. Ren quickly fixed her hair. Twitty ran a hand through his, and motioned for her to hide behind the couch. She jumped over the side and crouched behind the couch, praying she wouldn't be noticed.
"Hello, son!" Mr. Twitty said. "How was it?"
"Fine, dad, just fine."
"Was your brother good?" Mrs. Twitty asked.
"Yeah, a little angel. Why don't you two go check on him?"
"No wild parties? No girls?"
"Of course not! Girls, hah, I'm still afraid of girls!"
Ren covered her mouth with her hand to keep from laughing. Twitty, afraid of girls?
"Alright, son. Come up to bed in a few minutes."
Twitty sighed in relief as his parents disappeared up the stairs. He motioned Ren out from behind the couch, and quickly snuck her out the door. "They were home early," he whispered.
"I know," Ren said with a sigh. "Goodnight."
"Goodnight. Too bad, it was just getting good."
Ren blushed. "I'll see you tomorrow."
"Yeah. See you."
Ren turned and walked home, smiling the whole way. She was so happy, she didn't even notice a certain object sitting in her driveway.
Sorry it was so short! I know it didn't have a ton of Louis/Tawny, but sorry! Next chapter, be patient! Hehe, let's see just who can figure out the object driveway thing! Please review!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Twitty felt his eyes grow wide in surprise, but he left his hand there. Ren smiled, and scooted a little closer to him. Before either one could say a word, Twitty turned toward Ren and kissed her.
Louis slowly opened his eyes. He'd only been asleep for fifteen minutes, but already he had woken up. He slowly sat up and looked around. 'I should call Tawny and apologize for what happened.' Where that thought came from, Louis didn't have the slightest idea. He went to the nearest phone, and began to dial Tawny's number.
Tawny jolted awake. She heard the phone, and she got up to answer it. "Hello?" she said, in a voice that sounded extremely sleepy.
"Tawny? Did I wake you? Because if I did, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to."
She yawned. "That's okay. I don't mind."
"Okay, good."
Realization hit Tawny like a ton of bricks. "LOUIS?"
Louis heard a note of anger in her voice. "Yes, it's me."
"Why the heck did you call here?"
"I wanted to apologize for what happened tonight."
"Oh."
Louis heard her voice soften with that one word. He smiled to himself, and thought, 'Maybe this was a good idea!' He rehearsed the words once more. "I'm really sorry I sprayed you with baby powder. I don't know what came over me, and I feel really awful about it. It was real immature of me, and, I truly am sorry."
'He just called himself immature! The last time he did that was when-' Tawny paused, mid-thought. She shook her head a couple of times. She couldn't forgive him that easily, could she? She wanted to be his girlfriend again, more than anything. But at the same time, she was afraid he would disappoint her again. Was he really sorry? He had to be, to call her like this. Or so she hoped. But Louis wasn't the type of guy to set someone up for a fall, unless it was a joke or something. Louis only pulled jokes on his enemies, so why would he do this to her? If he truly had feelings for her.
"Tawny? Are you there? I'm really really sorry!"
She smiled. "Yeah, I'm here, Louis. And I accept your apology." She hung up the phone, grinning to herself.
Louis hung up, and laughed. Life had turned good in the past two minutes. Now, all he had to do was ask Tawny to the dance tomorrow, and everything would be perfect. He walked back into his room, and laid down, falling asleep within seconds. He forgot one little detail lying on his driveway outside.
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Ren felt Twitty's fingers lacing through her hair. She moved one hand from his neck to his face. This was simply wonderful. Bobby had never made her feel like this. Sure, she had liked it when he kissed her, but this was different. She didn't just like it, she loved it. She moved her other hand from his shoulder to his hair. She entwined her fingers in his blond hair, running them through each individual strand.
"Hello! We're home!"
The two sprung apart. Ren quickly fixed her hair. Twitty ran a hand through his, and motioned for her to hide behind the couch. She jumped over the side and crouched behind the couch, praying she wouldn't be noticed.
"Hello, son!" Mr. Twitty said. "How was it?"
"Fine, dad, just fine."
"Was your brother good?" Mrs. Twitty asked.
"Yeah, a little angel. Why don't you two go check on him?"
"No wild parties? No girls?"
"Of course not! Girls, hah, I'm still afraid of girls!"
Ren covered her mouth with her hand to keep from laughing. Twitty, afraid of girls?
"Alright, son. Come up to bed in a few minutes."
Twitty sighed in relief as his parents disappeared up the stairs. He motioned Ren out from behind the couch, and quickly snuck her out the door. "They were home early," he whispered.
"I know," Ren said with a sigh. "Goodnight."
"Goodnight. Too bad, it was just getting good."
Ren blushed. "I'll see you tomorrow."
"Yeah. See you."
Ren turned and walked home, smiling the whole way. She was so happy, she didn't even notice a certain object sitting in her driveway.
Sorry it was so short! I know it didn't have a ton of Louis/Tawny, but sorry! Next chapter, be patient! Hehe, let's see just who can figure out the object driveway thing! Please review!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!