"Can I at least give you a ride to the airport?" Eric asked me as we packed my luggage into a cab.
"I am fine, Eric, but I really appreciate it." I smiled at him. "Thanks for the fun Christmas break."
"Thank you." He said back to me as I gave him a hug. I saw a camera flash behind me, it was a young girl who looked about thirteen who took the photo for a reason I was unsure of, but I just decided to shrug it off and return my focus to saying goodbye to Eric.
"I'm so glad we could get back in touch again, I missed you." Eric smiled as I got into the cab and rolled down the window.
"I missed you too, and I look forward to coming back and watching Matt play soccer, hopefully you're a better soccer coach than you are a baseball coach." I joked.
"Hey, we won at least half of our games!" He argued.
"Keep telling yourself that." I rolled my eyes at him in a joking way.
"See you, Harp." Eric said, his hand on mine.
"Bye, Eric." I said as I pulled my hand back, rolled the window up and gave the cab driver the okay to go.
My thoughts were going around in my head at a thousand miles per hour, thinking about if I forgot to pack anything, and about getting through the next few months of school, and the thought that was in my head the most was if I wanted to have a relationship with Romeo, or if my feelings for Eric have resurfaced, and Romeo and I should just be friends.
After putting in a ton of thought into the last thing I mentioned during the cab ride, and as I rode all the way back to Paris on the plane, I came to the conclusion that Romeo and I should just be friends, I mean we only had a few months of school left anyways, he was probably going to get back together with Kylie or be with Veronica, and he was going back to England and I was going to New York at the end of the school year so we could never be together anyways, right?
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Trouble in Paris (a Romeo Beckham fanfic)
Fanfiction{COMPLETED} Harper Collins, the fifteen year old daughter of a multi-million dollar business owner's. Harper's parents decide to send her off to an academy in Paris, alone for a whole school year, on her own, while her parents and younger siblings N...
