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The Art Of Online Dating
I walked around to my seat, as if I had not been standing behind him eavesdropping, but did not sit down.
“So are you ready to go?” he asked smiling and getting up to join me.
“Yes, I can't wait.” I said plastering on my smile, trying to figure out the conversation I had overheard.
“Okay then. I paid the bill while you were away. I felt it was the safest route.” he said chuckling.
I smirked at him and walked to the car with my arm linked through his.
In the short car ride, he seemed to feel my almost tension, as he kept stealing glances at me, but he did not speak up.
We walked into the venue with Edward's arm around my waist. He called over a man in an usher suit with the name tag reading “Seth.” The boy smiled and led us to a row near the front of the stage. It was already a very intimate show, seeing as the room could only hold around two or three hundred guests.
The stage was a decent size, with many colored stage lights, what looked like balloons above us, and a large television making up the back wall of it. It all looked so beautiful and exciting. It was my first concert.
I found many of my firsts were with Edward or were going to be, I hoped. First boyfriend, first kiss, first make-out, first concert, first extravagant birthday, first puppy, first time at a super expensive restaruant, I wondered what other firsts would be explored with him. First time on a boat, first “I love you,” first time miniature golfing, first time meeting a boy's parents, first marriage, first time making love…I blushed at the last one. I wasn't exactly ready for it, but that didn't mean I didn't know I wanted it to be with him or that I couldn't think about it.
Edward caught my blush and smiled before finally speaking up.
“Okay. Now I have to ask. What on earth are you thinking about?” he said, again trying not to laugh.
“Oh, uh, well, I…”I stammered out, turning a deep crimson.
“I can't read your mind.” he said in a low voice as he leaned dangerously close to my lips.
“I wa-was thinking about u-us and, well, uh, you know.” I said looking down and blushing even more.


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