soldmysoul
Doctor Professor Patrick
She covered her own face with her hands at the story, chuckling a bit, "Oh my God, I'm so sorry." She could only imagine why someone like Steven would have kept coming back to her when most boys would have just run for their lives without ever looking back. "He's smart for not telling me that one either, then again I was what- like 11 at the time?" That put things in perspective, they really had known each other a long time, it was such a shame that things were they way they were now.
Quinn's mind then started to wander all the way back to the first time they met, it was when she was in 2nd grade, sitting in the lunchroom all alone was Steven, she hadn't noticed him before and he was most likely new. Carrying her pink ladybug lunch box over, she quietly took the unoccupied seat across from the lonely boy. The next thing she remembered was offering this boy one of her chocolate chip cookies in which he seemed greatly obliged to take.
"My name is Quinn and you can have a cookie" That was the only words she remembered being exchanged that day except for maybe a 'thank you' from young Steven. For the rest of the school year she would share lunchtime with the boy, a friendship surely blossoming.
She was caught off guard by Steven's apology, and although she never held all of the shit Steven had done in the past against him, it was nice to finally hear it because she knew that she deserved it. It was surprising that she didn't jump up and throw her arms around him but there was a sleeping creature on her lap. Instead, she smiled with a nod, "it means a lot more than you think to hear you say that. I knew you were better than all the terrible things you did and you too deserved more than you got."
Quinn's mind then started to wander all the way back to the first time they met, it was when she was in 2nd grade, sitting in the lunchroom all alone was Steven, she hadn't noticed him before and he was most likely new. Carrying her pink ladybug lunch box over, she quietly took the unoccupied seat across from the lonely boy. The next thing she remembered was offering this boy one of her chocolate chip cookies in which he seemed greatly obliged to take.
"My name is Quinn and you can have a cookie" That was the only words she remembered being exchanged that day except for maybe a 'thank you' from young Steven. For the rest of the school year she would share lunchtime with the boy, a friendship surely blossoming.
She was caught off guard by Steven's apology, and although she never held all of the shit Steven had done in the past against him, it was nice to finally hear it because she knew that she deserved it. It was surprising that she didn't jump up and throw her arms around him but there was a sleeping creature on her lap. Instead, she smiled with a nod, "it means a lot more than you think to hear you say that. I knew you were better than all the terrible things you did and you too deserved more than you got."