I'm sorry that this update took so long, I've had the chapter written out for a few days and just haven't had the time to type it what with work and my social life.
Will try to update on my days off.
I'm halfway through the next chapter and am hoping inspiration will hit me at work tomorrow, in which case I will try to add the next chapter tomorrow once I get home from work.
Thanks for all the reviews, enjoy.
Chapter Four
Chance
Hanna hadn't been able to concentrate on the game after talking to Spencer about the kiss, which made her lips tingle just thinking about it.
"Look why don't Toby and I take Harry home for dinner with us and you two can talk? You can't go on like this for Harry's sake at least," Spencer suggested. Hanna nodded,
"You're right, thanks," she replied hugging her friend.
Which was how Hanna and Caleb came to be drinking coffee at the Grill,
"So," Caleb began,
"So," Hanna repeated.
"I take it you wanted to talk about last night?" He asked her, Hanna nodded,
"I didn't mean too, last night, you know," she struggled
"Kiss me," Caleb finished for her and for a moment she thought he was asking her to and again she wanted to,
"Yes," she managed to answer him.
"It's fine," Caleb replied,
"Are you sure?" Hanna asked becoming more nervous,
"It's forgotten," he added.
Though Hanna didn't think it would be that easy.
And she was right.
A week later and she was still thinking about Caleb and that kiss.
But what she didn't know was that so was he.
He'd told himself that when he picked up Harry this Saturday morning for his karate class he would tell Hanna that it wouldn't actually be that easy. As he stepped out of his car and walked up the garden path preparing himself for what he was going to say,
'Hanna about what we decided last week,' he knocked on the door,
'I don't think I can do it,' he thought to himself, yes that would do.
He could do it.
So he was surprised when Mark came to the door with Harry about to leave ready for karate,
"Oh Caleb, did Hanna forget to tell you? It turns out that I'm going to be able to take Harry to karate this morning, it's on my way to the office after all," Mark told him.
"I guess she must have forgotten," Caleb replied without even realising he had spoken,
"Well we better get going," Mark replied,
"Don't want to miss the start," he added and Caleb wondered if he meant Harry and his karate or Harry and some meeting, not that it mattered.
Mark closed front door on the three of them and they walked back down the path together.
"Bye Dad," Harry called as he got into Mark's car, Caleb managed a half hearted reply for his son as he climbed back into his own car.
Around the corner at the traffic lights Caleb hit his head against the steering wheel, that had been his chance and he hadn't even seen her.
He'd missed his chance.
In front of him the red light turned green but Caleb didn't drive on, much to the annoyance of the cars behind him.
But wait, he hadn't missed his chance, he'd needed to speak to Hanna alone and now Mark and Harry were gone, Hanna was very much home alone.
The cars behind him began to sound their horns but Caleb didn't drive on, instead he made a U turn in the road and headed back towards Hanna's.
Don't you just hate cliff hangers?
I know I do ;)
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