EVER SINCE SHE set foot in the airport, there's been a weird feeling on her chest that she guessed had something to do with saying goodbye to her mom and stepmom, sending them off to their honeymoon. After all, she's never spent two weeks without seeing her mother. But a few hours later, now sitting on the couch of the TV room watching a movie with a certain green-eyed boy next to her, she realizes the tight feeling in her chest has nothing to do with her mom's departure but something else.
His hand dipping in the bowl of popcorn that rests over her lap gets her attention and her eyes are cast downwards, watching as he takes a fistful of popcorn. This is the closest he's been to touching her in a week, and it feeds her anxious need to have the talk that they had mentioned when he first mo
