All Chapters of Fake Dating The Playboy: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

School- the holidays were over and the time to return to the dreaded institution had arrived. I sighed heavily as I walked through the gloomy corridors, watching as the other students engaged in soppy greetings with each other. It seemed as though a contagious 'happy' disease had infected each and every pupil because, for some reason unknown to me , the grins seemed as if they were permanently glued to their faces. Glad they had something to be happy about. Upon reaching the locker, I emptied the contents of my bag into it. Then I saw it. That letter. That rotten letter. "A letter came," mum started, her tone hesitant as if she were stepping on dangerous waters. "Yeah..." I dragged out, waiting for her to continue. She looked down tepidly, as if contemplating her words, but finally looked up, holding something out from behind her back. "It was from the doctor..." my eyes immediately narrowed into dangerous slits. "No," I stated flatly, my face devoid of any emotion. Su

The tears were uncontrollable now and I felt empty. Part of me felt as if he was walking away from me forever and there was nothing I could do about it. My heart was in pain and the dull ache in my stomach burned like a thousand stars. I needed him, that much I knew, so I did the only thing I felt right. Moving forward, I sobbed as the tears streamed down my face. "Aaron, wait! I love you." And he stopped dead in his tracks. ********** Another achingly long silence passed between us- an achingly long time in which I could sufficiently reflect and, consequently, regret my words. But, it was far too late. The words had been uttered and all that was left was the anticipation for the response. Anticipation being another word for dread. Aaron hadn't moved from his position and I cursed internally. From how he was standing, with his back towards me, I couldn't see his expression. What was he feeling? His shoulders were tensed, that much I could tell. They had been tens

Third Person "You're doing it again." He looked up to see his opponent staring at him blankly over his cards. His opponent had put down a King of Hearts, winning the game for the fourth time in a row yet he didn't care. There were more pressing matters on his mind. "Doing what again?" He asked, his eyebrows furrowed in confusion. He placed his cards onto the table before lifting himself up. His opponent did the same and walked towards the windows before sighing heavily. "I know you're thinking about her, Aaron." He said bluntly, a look of nonchalance invoking his expression yet his words were soaked in sadness. He, too, was upset about the ordeal. Aaron moved towards the fridge, choosing not to make eye contact. He knew his expressions would say too much. "Her? You need to be more specific, Justin. I know a lot of girls." He said with a chuckle before pulling a bottle of juice out of the fridge and bringing it to his lips. He knew all too well that Justin was gazing at

"Avalon?" Aaron's voice rung out and he moved away from me. ______________ Stunned- that's all I could feel right now as I watched the scene play out right before me. The two 'lovers' stared at each other for what seemed like a millenia; no sounds were made. They were too engrossed in each other to move. I watched as Aaron slowly edged closer to her until they were only centimeters apart. A tear slid down Avalon's cheek as she looked at him and my stomach fell when he clenched his eyes shut tightly at this. It was clear that he didn't like seeing her in pain. He didn't mind me being in pain right now. I looked to the ground in sadness.It was clear who he loved and, now, it was definitely clear what his answer would have been- a no. He had only loved another this whole time and I was sat on the feeble hope that he had forgotten her. Seeing this encounter, I knew, that wasn't the case. I could tell that she was all that consumed his mind. I shook my head and turned to leave, b

"What is the bitch doing here?" ______________ I gasped. Never had I heard or thought I would hear Justin use such derogatory terms when talking about a female yet here he was, calling Avalon a bitch and giving her a look that would kill even the gods. Both Aaron's and Avalon's head snapped to his form and Aaron stood up abruptly. "Justin, hear me out. " He said, looking at Justin cautiously and I sneered at the way he stood in front of Avalon protectively. Justin rolled his eyes at Aaron's words, but-nevertheless- remained silent, giving leeway for Aaron to begin his explanation. Aaron breathed in heavily before turning to look at Avalon, who had remained rigid the whole time since Justin had interrupted. "I've forgiven her, Justin. It's her second chance." He said simply, his eyes looking sad and I turned my head the other way, so that Avalon wouldn't get the satisfaction of seeing my sadness. Amidst all the drama, Avalon turned to him and smi