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My Ride

Author: Lory Adams
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-05 21:23:55

Lory’s POV

I can't keep my eyes closed any longer, this wonderful scent makes my heart race. I need to find out who it belongs to.

I open my eyes and see Jackson. My surprise is great. Could the scent really belong to him? I know that he has recently been coming here for car repairs, and he has always caught my eye, but I am sure that he knows nothing about my existence.

He is tall, muscular, with stunning dark blue eyes and strong black hair. His facial features are like Apollo's. I have never seen such an attractive man, and today he is especially noticeable. I feel as if someone is purring inside me.

His eyes are so deep, and I can't tear my gaze away from them. It seems that he is also lost in my eyes. His eyes are so familiar yet so captivating to me. He seems so familiar, but I have to remind myself that a man like him couldn't possibly notice someone like me. Next to him, I feel like a child.

I look down and wait for what Jackson wants to discuss with Ben.

"Hello. Lory, is today your birthday?" Jackson asks.

I didn't know what to say immediately. I looked at him in astonishment. He is really talking to me, and he knows my name. I couldn't think of anything to say, just stared at him.

"Lory is indeed turning 18 today," Ben announced cheerfully.

"Happy birthday. I am so glad that I can give you my wishes on the right day. But I would have been much happier if I had known this earlier," Jackson said.

What did he mean by that? I was speechless and felt my cheeks turning red.

"Thank you. I didn't know you even knew my name," I said but felt awkward about my words and looked down.

"Of course, I know your name. You have a beautiful name, Lory," Jackson said softly, moving closer to us as he said it. "I have been trying to talk to you, but you always seemed to be in a hurry."

"I'll go check if Jackson's friend's car has already been taken in for repair. Maybe I can talk to Mateo about what needs to be done with it and when he can pick it up," Ben said, looking between me and Jackson, and quickly left the kitchen.

For a moment, I was anxious. Why did he leave me alone with Jackson? Why did Jackson start talking to me today, now that I am about to leave? A wave of sadness washed over me, I was sad that I wouldn't see Jackson anymore after today, and it felt like something inside me was breaking. I didn't want to think about it too much and was already ready to reconsider my decision to leave.

"Ben mentioned that you are moving?" Jackson asked.

"I... I am leaving today, yes. Ben found me a new job, and I get to go to a new school," I said anxiously, looking down.

"Where are you moving to, and are you moving with your entire family?" Jackson asked, puzzled. He seemed tense, and it made me feel confused.

"I turned 18 today and am moving alone. I am moving to Moon Stone, a small town near the mountains. It's a few hours away from here," I said quickly, as if to reassure him. I don't even know why I told him where I was moving since I had kept it a secret until now and just blurted it out as if it were no secret at all.

I glanced at Jackson from the corner of my eye, and his expression was cheerful. Does my move make him happy? I don't understand why this would make him happy.

"Moon Stone is my hometown. Our community lives right on the edge of Moon Stone, and I have many acquaintances there," Jackson said excitedly.

How is that possible? I didn't know that Jackson lived so far away, but I was glad that I was moving closer to him.

"How were you planning to move today?" Jackson asked, excited.

"I have bus tickets bought, and I have already booked a room in a hostel," I said hurriedly.

"Mateo and I are driving back home soon. Would you like to come with us? It won't be as comfortable on the bus as with us, and I would be happy to have the opportunity to introduce you to Moon Stone," Jackson said, moving closer to me.

His enchanting scent was getting stronger, and I couldn't resist it.

"Are you sure it won't be a bother?" I asked cautiously, looking into his eyes. I don't actually know him, but I feel in my heart that being with him is safe. I hope his friend Mateo is just as pleasant a person.

"Of course, it won't be," Jackson said enthusiastically.

"Alright, I will ride with you then. That way, I'll get a ride and a city tour, and I won't have to carry my luggage myself," I said, smiling.

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