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Saving Sophie
Date: 8/4/2015, Categories: Fiction, Job/Place-of-work, Non-Erotic, Teen Male/Teen Female, Author: TheDarkHorseMan, Rating: 86.6, Source: sexstories.com
the room. I take a seat next to her, and ask her what’s on her mind. “I know I already thanked you, but I still want to tell you how much I appreciate what you did. I-“ She stops and takes a deep breath. “I’ve never had anyone stand up for me like that. I know you would probably do that for anyone in the store. I would too, I guess. Well. I wouldn’t be able to do much, but you know what I mean. But, even my parents never really gave me a lot of support. I’ve been on my own for pretty much every award I’ve gotten. And I just want you to know that it means a lot to me. Really.” Her eyes are looking a bit wet again. I know that took a lot to admit. She isn’t one to open up like this to just anybody. I think it’s because it would mean she has to depend on them. Which, as I’ve just learned, isn’t what she’s used to. I look into her brown eyes. Even with tears, they’re like clear tunnels into her thoughts. If anything, the tears make her eyes more beautiful. “You’re welcome.” I put as much meaning into those words, so that she knows I’m also thanking her for telling me a bit about herself at the same time. It doesn’t really make sense, but she seems to get it. We both sit back and let the quiet wash over us. The store gets surprisingly silent without any customers, and all the electronics shut down for the night. Suddenly, she turns towards me. I look at her, and see fire in her eyes. I’m pretty sure what’s about to happen, but I don’t make a move. After what happened, ... I won’t push anything. I think she realizes that, as she leans in towards me, and presses her lips to mine. Even though I expected it in the few seconds before it happened, I still freeze up. Then, slowly, I move my hands around her, and hold her tight. We’re locked in this embrace for the longest dozen seconds ever, before we move apart. Her eyes search mine to see if I was okay with what happened. “I probably should have done something else to show how much I appreciate your help. That wasn’t really appropriate.” I smile now. Sophie is just about the sweetest girl I know, and I’m crushed by an overwhelming desire to show her how much I appreciate her appreciation. “Do you have any plans tonight?” I ask her. She smiles back at me, realizing that I’m fine with what she just did. “Yes. My parents won’t notice I’m not home.” “Alright. We’re going to go do something.” “Like what?” I have no idea. But I’m not going to tell her that. I’ll figure it out as I go. So, I just smile at her again and shrug, getting an exasperated look from her. “You’d better not have saved me just to kidnap me tonight.” “From the sounds of it, a kidnapping would probably be better than going home anyway.” I know that isn’t the right thing to say the second it leaves my mouth, but it’s too late to do anything about it now. “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean that.” “I know, it’s okay,” She pauses for a moment. “My parents aren’t exactly great, but I still love them.” I nod, and the moment turns ...