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Chapter nineteen.

We watched the sun completely set before he told me we were going somewhere else, again, he wouldn't tell me where this 'somewhere else' is.

"Please?" I begged for the tenth time, he shook his head and smiled.

"I shouldn't have mentioned it; I should have just taken you there." He laughed and I cracked a smile.

After he told me I was beautiful we spent the next hour talking about ourselves, basically getting to know each other. I had to admit it was more fun than I thought. I found out things about Tony I never thought I would know, where I thought he was just player, a heartbreaker, he was actually a really romantic kid who cared about the girls he went out with.

Tony handed me the helmet as he climbed on, "ready to go or are you planning on standing there for the rest of the date?" I blushed and pulled the helmet on to cover it up; he must have known why I was in a rush because he laughed. "Come on then, Beautiful; let's go to the second part of the date."

Thirty minutes later he was pulling into an abandoned parking lot, the ride seemed long but I wasn't complaining - my arms were around him after all. "Is the part where you kill me?" I asked him, slightly worried.

He smiled and took my hand. "Come on, before tickets sell out." I let him pull me through the little overgrow, where I saw bright lights shining through. My mouth dropped open when I spotted the big wheel.

"No way!" I ended up dragging him to the booth for tickets instead of him romantically leading the way.

"Two tickets please," Tony said to the teenage girl working at the booth. I was beaming; I hadn't been to a fair in ages, not since I was around seven years old. Another reason I was beaming, he didn't give the pretty blonde a second glance.

"She was checking you out," I told him as he took my hand and led the way inside.

He raised his eyebrow, "who?"

"The girl in the ticket booth?" I laughed at his confused face, it dawned on him.

"It was a girl? I wasn't paying attention." I smiled; maybe he wasn't the player I thought he was after all.

"Big wheel!" I clapped my hands together and jumped up and down. He had given me the choice of the Big Wheel or Merry-go-round; of course I would go with something that lasts longer with him.

"Come on then, Big Wheel it is." We ended up going round the Big Wheel three times; the young man who worked here thought we were a cute couple; that's why we got the free rides.

"Cotton Candy for m'lady," Tony said, handing me a bright pink cotton candy stick.

I began to pick at it and gave pieces to him. "This has been fun Tony."

He wrapped his arm around me and kissed the top of my head, "I know."

"Try your luck and hook a duck! What about you fine sir, fancy winning a teddy for your pretty girl there?" I looked past Tony to see a boy, a year or two older than us, holding a stick; it was clear he was talking to us by the way he was looking at us.

"Fancy a bear, Beautiful?" I smiled and that's all it took for Tony to pull me over and win me a big blue teddy bear. We ended up playing all of the carnival games; he won me a stuffed dog, another teddy bear and an inflatable flower. I managed to win him a stuffed pink pig, a water gun, a little frog and a goldfish.

"You know, I think I'm jealous of that bear," he said, pointing his water gun at Barry - my big blue bear.

"Why would you be jealous of Barry?" I asked him, while kissing Bear on the head.

"Because he has gotten more kisses than I have and he gets to be in your arms." I stopped walking, my cheeks turning pink; I looked at him and suppressed the aww that wanted to come out.

"You know, Tony, you can be a real sweetheart." I hugged him, making sure Barry was on the floor, and pecked him on the lips.

"This is the best date I've ever had," he mumbled against my lips.

I smiled and pulled away. "I'm glad."

After going on the Merry-go-round, the Big Wheel, again, playing more games, eating junk food and going in the Haunted House, we decided it was time to go home. "Honestly, Tony, thank you for a good night." I told him, for the hundredth time, it felt like I was thanking him again and again but tonight felt amazing.

"Then you wouldn't mind going out with me again?" He asked, not taking his eyes off me. I nodded my head. We were stood outside my front door and neither of us wanted the night to end. I wanted to ask him to stay over but would he think that I'm easy to get into bed?

He put his forehead against mine, "can I sleep over?"

I slowly nodded my head. "Just sleeping, right?" He laughed but nodded his head in agreement. "Come on, let's get some sleep."