Re: Breaking the Rules (Alona)

[Andy O'Hara]

Feeling Alona tense up, he was about to pull away. But then he felt her relax, even kissing him back. Her touch was soft against his neck, making his nerves stand on end. Gently cupping the female's face as he continued to kiss her, he closed the small gap between them, bodies pressing up against each other. Butterflies rose in his stomach, a feeling that he hadn't felt in the longest of times. This was so wrong, he knew it. And yet, it couldn't feel more right.

[Alona Andrews]

Alona's heart started beating faster as Andy closed the gap between their bodies, their chests touching now. She felt butterflies in her stomach and she was probably trembling ever-so-slightly. It was wrong, she knew it, but it felt so good that she couldn't pull away. She had seen how gorgeous he was, young and lively, and even though she had thought about him sometimes, she had never even hoped for it to become reality.

[Andy O'Hara]

Gently breaking away from her to get some air, he leaned his forehead against hers, a soft smile on his lips as he reached up and gently stroked her cheek. "So much for keeping to the rules, eh?" he joked softly. Though as the words left his lips, he suddenly regretted them. Who knew how Alona would react? This, whatever it was, was in a fragile enough state without him reminding her. Being here with her was wonderful; he wouldn't give it up for anything.

[Alona Andrews]

When Andy pulled away, Alona's eyes remained closed for a moment. She took a deep breath; her left arm was around his neck, while her fingers were gently brushing the hot skin on the side of his neck. She let him lean his forehead against hers and looked down. This was so nice, that she didn't want to pull away. A slight smile pulled on her lips at his words and she moved her arms around his waist. "This is so bad..." she mumbled softly, gently hugging his waist and leaning her head on his shoulder.

[Andy O'Hara]

Her soft touch made the butterfly flock rise up against, his heart beating. Stop it, he scolded himself. But he couldn't. She was simply amazing and here he was with her. As she leaned on his shoulder, he placed a kiss on the side of her head, then gently rested his chin on the top of her head, wrapping his arms around her in a hug. "I know... Stupid heart and emotions," he joked with a soft chuckle. "Always going after that which it shouldn't have. But..." he trailed off. No, he couldn't say it. Alona wasn't a cheesy romantic type anyway.

[Alona Andrews]

Alona remained there, in his arms. His embrace, his kisses, his simple touch felt so good, but she knew that it was so wrong at the same time. How could she face him in class the next day? She sighed to herself, but didn't break the hug; she didn't want to. She chuckled softly at his words, but when he stopped her eyebrows shot up in surprise. She straightened her back and looked up at him, her arms still around his waist. "What?" she asked gently, looking into his gorgeous eyes.

[Andy O'Hara]

He shook his head with a smile. "You'll think it's lame and cheesy. But someone dear to me once said 'you never lose by liking or loving, you lose by holding back'," he told her giving a shrug. "See, cheesy. But I figured it kinda applied here..."

[Alona Andrews]

A smile pulled on Alona's lips when he said that. It was kind of cheesy, something she was not familiar with, but it was also right for their situation. Why? Why did he have to be her teacher? She nodded slightly, seeing his beautiful smile. "It did," she said, sighing a little and dropping her hands from his waist. "It did apply."

[Andy O'Hara]

He put his head to the side, watching her for a moment. "Did I say something wrong?"

[Alona Andrews]

Alona sighed a little and looked up into his mesmerizing eyes once again. "No, you didn't..." she said quietly, shaking her head. "That's the problem. You always say the right thing, you always do the right thing," she told him. What she meant was that he made her like him way more than she should, seeing what their relationships was supposed to be like.

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