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CHAPTER 2

Lucas woke up the next morning remembering the events from the previous night. He was hoping to see Haley next to him, but she was already gone.

Lucas´s pov: I was confused about what had happened between Haley and me. Eventhough it felt good, I knew it was a mistake.

Lucas got dressed and rushed to the cafe where Haley was cleaning a table.

When he walked up to her, she walked away and entered the kitchen.

Lucas followed her and closed the door behind them.

L: Haley, can we talk?

H: You've already started.

Haley kept walking around the room until Lucas cornered her so that she couldn't escape.

H: Lucas, let me go...please. She moved to the left and Lucas moved with her.

L: Why are you so angry at me? If it is about last night, you started...

Haley interrupted him.

H: Can we not talk about last night…please.

L: Can we talk about last night please. ´Cause I don't what it meant to you.

She interrupted him again.

H: It meant nothing.

Lucas pulled her against the wall, their mouths inches apart.

L: If it meant nothing, then why are you so nervous?

H: I..I..Iam...I'm not.

Lucas broke the space between them and kissed her. The kiss was passionate, but as the same time sweet. None of them said anything but they knew exactly what they wanted.

Haley´s pov: And that's how everything started. They say best friends make the best lovers, and they were right. We loved each other, but not THAT way. What began as a one night mistake, ended as a habit. None of us would say anything about it. During the day, we were Luke and Hales, the best friends. But during the night, we would let the passion take over us and make us forget about the whole drama outside the bedroom.

And the funniest thing was that we couldn't help it.

Lucas´s pov: Nobody knew about our relationship. We would date other people, but we would always end up together. You could say we were more than friends, we were lovers… or rather best friends with close encounter (that's how we'd define our "thing")

We took it as a game, until something happened and that's when things got complicated. And this time there was no turning back.