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We walked up to Cameron's room. She once again pulled me onto her bed. She began interrogating me and forgot about what happened to her.

"Are you and Grayson dating? How was the kiss?" She asked.

"No we aren't dating. It was more of a 'hey let's spur the moment' kiss." I answered.

"Do you want to date him?" She raised her eyebrows at me.

"I have your blessing?" I laughed.

"So you would date him?"

"CAM!" I shouted.

She backed off a little, but still had questions for me.

"But for real. Would you date him?" she asked.

"I don't know." I blushed, shrugging my shoulders.

"You would." she elbowed my side.

I felt the heat in my cheeks rise and I could tell that I was now a deep

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