Jason and I were walking home from school two days after the incident with the Sabrinas. I was thinking of what Sabrina said: "You never meant to exist." When that thought appeared in my head, I kept finding discouragement. When Jason realized the look on my face, he asked, "Are Sabrina's words still bothering you?"

"Yeah," I replied. He sighed for a moment.

"What?"

"Look, Taylor, you truly meant to exist. If you didn't, I won't be able to leave the note on your desk the day you came, stood up for you two days ago, and walk you home today."

"Good point." At that moment, I was feeling better.

We arrived at my house. "Well, see you on Monday," I said as I was about to open the door.

"Taylor, wait," Jason said, "there's something I want to tell you."

I turned around and asked, "What is it?"

He began, "Well, ever since I saw you, I... uh... I..."

"You what, Jason?"

"You might think I'm odd."

"I won't, just say it."

Jason mumbled something.

"What did you say?"

He mumbled again.

"Jason, either you talk me what you want to me or you can just go home."

He said aloud, "Ever since I saw you, I like you!"

I stood there, looking surprised. "You do?"

"Well, yes."

"Wow, that is surprising."

"Do you know what else is surprising?"

"No, what?"

"This." Guess what he did? He kissed me. He pressed his lips toward mine. It was soft and sweet.

After that, Jason said goodbye. I went inside and closed the door, smiling. I stand behind the door for five minutes. Then, a voice said, "Who was that?" I didn't know who it was. He stepped forward. That's when I discovered that I was facing with no other person than Sam.