lovingfingers
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It had been a long bus ride. After reading the paper, playing with my phone, napping, I found myself looking out the window, my mind recalling the last six years. I had been heartbroken when you had left. I was twelve at the time, and I had adored my big sister. You had told me that you loved me too and that we would stay in touch, but you had to go. Even then, I could understand that.
It seemed that mom and dad were constantly yelling at you. Me too, but I kept to myself mostly and under their radar. You always were bold, and I envied your courage. It was one of the things I loved about you.
As the years passed, we kept in touch via Facebook and other media that our parents weren't savvy about. It was always the highlight of my day to chat with you. The rest of the time, I was busy. I knew I was a geek. I sort of owned it. Geeks ruled the world, didn't they? I had applied to get into a small technical college, not so far from where Rachelle lived. I was scheduled to for an interview over spring break and was absolutely thrilled when you asked me to stay with you.
I didn't tell our parents. They seemed happy to have me out of the house. When the bus pulled in, I got off at the station, looking around. I had seen your face a million times via Skype, but didn't see that face in the crowd. I sat down, reaching for my phone when I heard a couple guys next to me go, "Whoa, check her out."
I looked up and saw the face I knew and loved. I also saw your body for the first time and was startled. My God, my sister was stacked!
Shaking that off, I got up and started towards you. You saw me and your smile went wide. We met and embraced each other tightly. You felt wonderful, as I murmured, "So good to see you! I have missed you so much!"
It seemed that mom and dad were constantly yelling at you. Me too, but I kept to myself mostly and under their radar. You always were bold, and I envied your courage. It was one of the things I loved about you.
As the years passed, we kept in touch via Facebook and other media that our parents weren't savvy about. It was always the highlight of my day to chat with you. The rest of the time, I was busy. I knew I was a geek. I sort of owned it. Geeks ruled the world, didn't they? I had applied to get into a small technical college, not so far from where Rachelle lived. I was scheduled to for an interview over spring break and was absolutely thrilled when you asked me to stay with you.
I didn't tell our parents. They seemed happy to have me out of the house. When the bus pulled in, I got off at the station, looking around. I had seen your face a million times via Skype, but didn't see that face in the crowd. I sat down, reaching for my phone when I heard a couple guys next to me go, "Whoa, check her out."
I looked up and saw the face I knew and loved. I also saw your body for the first time and was startled. My God, my sister was stacked!
Shaking that off, I got up and started towards you. You saw me and your smile went wide. We met and embraced each other tightly. You felt wonderful, as I murmured, "So good to see you! I have missed you so much!"