Hey guys! I'm glad you enjoyed it, but I am sure you will like this one better. Sorry that this one isn't as long as the other chapters. I know it's been taking me long to update, I've been working on this other story; it's a Java Junkie one. Anyway, thanks for all the reviews and I won't keep you from reading the chapter, so enjoy!

Perfect

Rory was getting ready for her break-up with Dean; she wanted to make sure she looked appropriate. Casual and comfortable. She put on a pair of jeans and a red-violet shirt. Her hair was down, a nice natural look. She wore a soft pink color scheme of make-up to kind of blend with her very pale skin.

When she was done, her mother was eyeing here.

"What took you so long? Ah, the classic break-up look. You're going to break-up with Dean?"

Rory nodded. "We were starting to drift apart, you know? I've been meaning to do this for a long time, but I just didn't want to hurt his feelings. Now, I am tired of being unhappy, so I am going to do it. Anyways, I'll tell you the details later."

"Good girl. I'm okay with it as long as you are happy."

She hugged her. "Thanks."

"No prob, kiddo." Then Lorelei left for work.

She took a deep breath and opened the door. She sat in the front porch reading until he came. They were both looking uneasy. It seems they both have something to say.

"Hey,"

"Hey,"

"Um, I - uh - I have to tell you something," Rory said nervously.

"Yeah, me too."

"You first,"

"No, you,"

"No, you, I insist."

They both took in a deep breath and in the same time said, "I think we should see other people,"

She let it all out. "Really? I thought it was going to be hard. I'm so glad you understand."

"Yeah, I love you, but we're not 'in love' with each other anymore. I mean we could still be friends right?"

"Yeah, I love you too just not in that way anymore. Friends would be good. I can still show you the Dance Marathon if you want."

"Yeah, I'd like that. Okay, well, I'll see you around Rory."

"Okay, bye."

They both got up and hugged. When he left, she sat there processing what just happened and then ran to the diner.

She walked in to find Luke, but no Jess.

"Um, do you know where Jess is?"

"On break,"

"Okay, thanks,"

She raced to the bridge to fine him deep into the book. She smiled and stood in the back of him. She looked at what page he was on before closing the book for him. He looked up and saw Rory.

"Hey!"

"I've got some good news. Don't worry, I saw what page you were on."

Jess turned around and they both were facing each other sitting with their legs crossed.

"I - we broke up. Dean and I. We both were going to break-up with each other, so he understood and I didn't have to hurt anybody. We are just gong to be friends now."

"Huh. So, that means, if I do this, you wouldn't feel bad for him?" he asked as he leaned in to kiss her.

Their lips slowly touched. It was like everything was in slow motion then just stopped.

She pulled away and said, "Nope,"

"Good,"

They kissed again, but more passionately. His lips felt so soft. When they kissed, it wasn't rough, it wasn't gentle either, it felt… Perfect. Right, that's the word. She knew this was meant to happen.

They finally pulled apart after what seemed to be forever.

All Rory could say was, "Wow,"

Jess chuckled. "You could say that. I've been waiting so long for that to happen."

"Me too. So, what does it make us?"

"Do you want to be together?"

She looked at him like he was out of his mind. "If I didn't, I wouldn't of broken up with Dean."

"I was just making sure. Okay, then that settles it."

"Okay."

He pulled her close so that they were inches apart.

"Hi,"

"Hi,"

Their lips touched. Jess deepened the kiss. Rory just let him take over. Their lips were moving in a rhythmic motion. His hands traveled from her waist to her back. Rory let out a moan. He loved how it felt like he was casting a spell on him, when really her piercing blue eyescast spells on him.

They pulled apart and she rested her head on his shoulder. His arm was around her waist. Everything was finally perfect for her. Now all she had to do was convince him to go to the Dance Marathon.