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Jared did stay for dinner and it was fabulous. He was polite and didn't roll his eyes at Tibby and my mothers endless wedding talk. He didn't get upset when Libby, who had arrived home a quarter of an hour before dinner, got mashed potatoes on his jeans. And he answered all my brothers' questions about his car. Apparently it was something really special.
By the time we finished dinner it was eight, my parents said Jared could stay until nine, but he said he had to go at eight-thirty. For the last half an hour we just sat in my room and chatted.
"Hey Kim what are you doing this weekend?" Jared asked, beginning to fidget.
"Um, I have a dress fitting tomorrow at four I think, and the rest of the weekend I was going to sit in my pajama's and watch cartoons, why?"
"Well," Jared stopped fidgeting and looked up at me. "I was wondering if you would like to go out for the day. Sunday?"
"Most definitely!" I smiled, even wider when I saw Jared grinning back at me, his smile dominating his face. I looked over at the clock and frowned. "What time did you say you had to go?" I knew the answer.
"Now," Jared scowled as well.
I sighed. "I better walk you to the door." I slipped out the door behind Jared and we stood in front of each other for a few seconds before he leaned down to kiss me.
"I love you Kim."
"I love you Jared." And then he walked out to his car and as he pulled away I went back inside, barely able to wait until tomorrow.