Author: dreamerfrvrp3
Disclaimer: All the characters of Roswell belong to Jason Katims, Melinda Metz, WB, and UPN. I don’t own them at all but I wish I did… None of the songs I use belong to me.
Category: M/L & CC.
Rating: Teen
Summary: It started out as “Just a Kiss” but ended up to be so much more. Liz a science geek always had a crush on the hotshot football player Max Evans but never had the guts to admit it. Will it all work out in the end? Or will someone stop them? Can they get their fairytale ending??
Author's Note: The whole story will been in Liz’s POV. This is my very first story so be nice! I will be using different songs throughout the story, which I will identify them as I use them. Thanks to Behrsgirl77 who made the lovely banner, it's the best!
Prologue
Liz POV
It was a kiss, wasn’t it? I mean Captain of the Football team Max Evans kissed me?
3 Hours Earlier
“Maria, hurry up, if we are late for the game I will seriously hurt you!” I yell. Why can’t she just ever organize herself? Maria and I are the most opposite of people. I’m organized, pretty smart, and just boring, and Maria is the most free-spirited person I’ve ever met.
“Cool your pants babe, we all know you go just to see Max Evans play,” says Maria. She has lost her keys for the fifth time today.
“I don’t,” I gasp. Luckily enough for me, Maria finds the keys and the subject is dropped.
We reach the game at the first quarter. Curse Maria for making me miss Max, wait, I mean the football players marching out onto the field.
Finally we reach half time and we all watch the slutty cheerleaders.
“Chica, I don’t think I can watch those hoes jump up and down anymore. I’m going to get a drink or something. You want anything?” Maria asks.
“No thanks, Maria,” I say with out taking my eyes off Max. Maria leaves and I’m left staring at Max until our eyes meet. I’m not sure he’s looking at me but the intensity of it tells me that he is. Our eye contact is broken when the cheerleaders finish up and Tess comes hurdling into Max’s arms.
Maria returns and we don’t talk at all throughout the rest of the game.
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The West Roswell Comets win and I’m pretty sure half of West Roswell’s High School will be getting drunk tonight at Pam Troy’s party.
“Oh, no!” I exclaim.
Maria asked,” what?”
“My Grandma Claudia’s ring it’s missing, I must have dropped it somewhere.” I told her. This is the only thing I have left of my grandma and I lose it.
“Well, where do you think you dropped it?”
We both search the ground by our seats and then it comes to me it probably fell through the bleachers. Note to self, don’t wear jewelry to a football game.
“I’m going to look under the bleachers. Why don’t you head to the party and I’ll meet up with you.”
“Lizzie, I drove, remember?” Maria points out.
“Oh yeah, I forgot. Well I’ll just catch a ride from someone. I mean this is Roswell, nothing bad happens here.”
“Are you sure?”
“Positive, I’ll be fine, I have my cell. I’ll call you when I get to the party,” I say.
Maria grudgingly leaves but tells me she’ll call every 5 minutes.
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It’s already dark out and I’m using my cell phone for a light. All of the sudden, I hear a girl whining and I make out the voice of Tess Harding. She and Pam Troy are neck-in-neck for the honor of being the class bitch.
“Sorry Tess, but I don’t like you anymore and my feelings have changed a lot since I caught you cheating on me with Kyle Valenti,” says a deep voice. I recognize this voice as Max. Wait a minute, did Max really just break up with Tess? I might just have a chance with him!
“You’ll be sorry, Max.” And with that I could hear Tess marching off in a hurry.
I keep wandering around aimlessly under the bleachers until I find the exact spot where Maria and I were sitting.
“Come on, you can’t hide forever,” I hear myself say out loud. Still looking on the ground I don’t notice the newcomer. It’s not until I see football cleats that I realize Max hasn’t left yet.
“What are you doing?” Max says with an annoyed expression on his face. Oh jeez, he must think I’m some homeless person looking for food or something.
“I-I lost my ring, it fell off during the game and I have to find it,” I stammer. Wow, I sound like a complete idiot.
“Is that it there?” Max points out. We both reach down at the same time and our faces are nearly inches apart. I look into his amber eyes and I see his face come closer, not having any clue of what I’m about to do.
He fuses the both of our lips together in a heat-of-the-moment kiss. As soon as the real fun begins, my cell phone goes off and we pull apart quickly. I answer my phone and assure Maria that I’m okay and that I can get a ride. I look up from my cell and find Max has left. I tell Maria a quick good-bye but instead of going to the party I head home.
Making up every excuse in the book for Max’s disappearance after our sweet innocent kiss. Then reality hits me.
Present
Was it a mistake?
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Should I continue??
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