#Chapter377
Homecoming: It’ll be a good night
Luna
We attended homecoming, and things were okay. I say okay because if I learned anything when you think they’ll be great, you'd get smacked in the face.
I’m not a pessimist, but I learned things don’t always work out the way you expect them. I guess having time alone will show you the world differently.
Everyone already made their way to the dance. I waited on Major. Lo-and-behold, he didn’t show. Figures. I attended alone. That’s what I was familiar with doing. Even though I thought things were better, I would always end up being alone.
When I arrived, people were dancing. I saw my family with their dates. Screw this. I was going home, then turned and came face to face with Major. He stood there, holding flowers.
/"I was running behind, trying to find your favorite flowers. Do you know how hard it is to find blue roses?/"
