A/N: I need more opinions L/G or M/G? I'm leaning towards L/G but I kinda wanna do M/G too. My head is just in a jumble. Anywho...R&R. Mel
Chapter 10: Heaven From a Window
GORDO's POV
Gordo walked down the deserted sidewalk deep in his own thoughts. Was everything that Miranda said true? Would Lizzie really abandon me like that? No, she wouldn't, she's not that kind of person, he thought to himself.
For some reason he couldn't shake the look that Miranda had when he told her that he was in love with Lizzie. It was a look he had never seen before, it was something that gave him the chills everytime he pictured it.
He looked up from the sidewalk and saw that he was in front of Lizzie's house. How'd I get here? he wondered to himself. Lizzie's bedroom light was on and he could see her looking out the window as in deep thought.
Gordo just looked up at her angelic face that was shadowed with sorrow. I wonder what's wrong? he thought to himself. Gordo saw her eyes move up towards him and he quickly began to look for a place to hide. But apparently, he wasn't fast enough.
Lizzie's face lit up and she waved furiously at him. Gordo smiled awkwardly and waved back when she made a motion for him to come towards her. He walked over to under her window and looked up. "Climb up the side," she whispered excidedly.
"What? Are you serious? What if I'm too heavy?" Gordo asked examining the wooden lattice. "Please, Gordo. I need someone to talk to," Lizzie pleaded. Finaly giving in, he ascended the wooden lattice until he reached Lizzie's window.
"Hi," she smiled when his face ppoked through the window. "Hey," he answered returning the smile. "So, why are you walking down the deserted road this late at night?" Lizzie asked putting her face up to his. "No, reason," Gordo answered shrugging.
"How was your date?" he asked, though inwardly he really didn't want to know. "Umm, fine," Lizzie answered, "It was interesting."
"Is that code for 'it was horrible'?" Gordo smirked sensing the uneasiness in her eyes. "No," Lizzie said, "I-I think me and Cory really, really hit it off."
Gordo's heart dropped, "Lovely," he said in his best voice. "Yeah it-it's great," Lizzie said biting her lip. Gordo smiled to himself, "Your so cute when you do that," he thought to himself, or at least meant to think to himself instead of saying it outloud for Lizzie to hear.
Oh, crap, he thought realizing what he had said. To his surprise, a slight blush fell across her cheeks and she looked down. She looked back up at him, her eyes no longer filled with the earlier sorrow.
Suddenly, Gordo couldn't hold it anymore, he leaned in and kissed her softly on the lips. He was surprised with his own actions at first, but felt her lean in to him, making him relaxe.
Suddenly she pulled away. "I-I have to go," Lizzie said fumbling to close the open window. "O-okay, bye," Gordo said as the window closed shut in his face. She might have shut the window in his face but he couldn't help but smile as he carefully climbed down the side of the house. Nothing could pull me out of heaven tonight," he thought to himself. Until he saw who was standing on the sidewalk.
A/N:Is that considered a cliff hanger? I think it is, right? Anywho, the more people that review, the faster the next chap goes up! Mel
Chapter 10: Heaven From a Window
GORDO's POV
Gordo walked down the deserted sidewalk deep in his own thoughts. Was everything that Miranda said true? Would Lizzie really abandon me like that? No, she wouldn't, she's not that kind of person, he thought to himself.
For some reason he couldn't shake the look that Miranda had when he told her that he was in love with Lizzie. It was a look he had never seen before, it was something that gave him the chills everytime he pictured it.
He looked up from the sidewalk and saw that he was in front of Lizzie's house. How'd I get here? he wondered to himself. Lizzie's bedroom light was on and he could see her looking out the window as in deep thought.
Gordo just looked up at her angelic face that was shadowed with sorrow. I wonder what's wrong? he thought to himself. Gordo saw her eyes move up towards him and he quickly began to look for a place to hide. But apparently, he wasn't fast enough.
Lizzie's face lit up and she waved furiously at him. Gordo smiled awkwardly and waved back when she made a motion for him to come towards her. He walked over to under her window and looked up. "Climb up the side," she whispered excidedly.
"What? Are you serious? What if I'm too heavy?" Gordo asked examining the wooden lattice. "Please, Gordo. I need someone to talk to," Lizzie pleaded. Finaly giving in, he ascended the wooden lattice until he reached Lizzie's window.
"Hi," she smiled when his face ppoked through the window. "Hey," he answered returning the smile. "So, why are you walking down the deserted road this late at night?" Lizzie asked putting her face up to his. "No, reason," Gordo answered shrugging.
"How was your date?" he asked, though inwardly he really didn't want to know. "Umm, fine," Lizzie answered, "It was interesting."
"Is that code for 'it was horrible'?" Gordo smirked sensing the uneasiness in her eyes. "No," Lizzie said, "I-I think me and Cory really, really hit it off."
Gordo's heart dropped, "Lovely," he said in his best voice. "Yeah it-it's great," Lizzie said biting her lip. Gordo smiled to himself, "Your so cute when you do that," he thought to himself, or at least meant to think to himself instead of saying it outloud for Lizzie to hear.
Oh, crap, he thought realizing what he had said. To his surprise, a slight blush fell across her cheeks and she looked down. She looked back up at him, her eyes no longer filled with the earlier sorrow.
Suddenly, Gordo couldn't hold it anymore, he leaned in and kissed her softly on the lips. He was surprised with his own actions at first, but felt her lean in to him, making him relaxe.
Suddenly she pulled away. "I-I have to go," Lizzie said fumbling to close the open window. "O-okay, bye," Gordo said as the window closed shut in his face. She might have shut the window in his face but he couldn't help but smile as he carefully climbed down the side of the house. Nothing could pull me out of heaven tonight," he thought to himself. Until he saw who was standing on the sidewalk.
A/N:Is that considered a cliff hanger? I think it is, right? Anywho, the more people that review, the faster the next chap goes up! Mel