Dirty Little Girl
She's The Drug That I Need
He'd tried to forget about her, he really had, but it hadn't been that simple. In the two and a half years he’d know her, they had become more than just friends with benefits. For him at least, feelings had been involved. And there was also a part of him that knew that if he hadn’t of met her; he probably would have still been in the dead-end relationship with Michelle.
Maybe it would have been easier for him to forget about her if he hadn’t seen that test in the trash. However, it wasn’t that simple; for all he knew he had a son or daughter out there with her. He had to find her. He needed to know for sure.
It had been three years since he'd last seen Sarah and he had spent a lot of time and money trying to find her. No matter how hard he tried he couldn't get her out of his mind. It had taken a while but he'd finally come to terms with the fact that she may want nothing to do with him. What he couldn't let go of was the fact that there was a chance that he was now a father.
Finally hiring a PI had paid off and it turned out that she had never been that far away, living in a beach house in Laguna. A beach house that he'd just pulled up outside of. He shut off the engine and stared up at the building through his aviator covered eyes. When he finally got out of his black BMW his breath hitched in his throat as he saw a silver Audi pull into the driveway. He watched as Sarah stepped out of the car, his heart rate quickening as she then opened the back seat door, a little girl jumping out at her with a squeal. In that second, without having to see her up close, Brian knew that she was his daughter.
Without wasting any more time, he made his way across the street, not knowing nor caring about how he was going to explain his sudden appearance.
"Sarah!" he called out as she let her and the little girl in to the house. She turned her eyes widening as Brian caught up to her.
"Brian? Wh- what are you d-doing here?" she stammered, her grip on the small child's hand tightening slightly.
Maybe it would have been easier for him to forget about her if he hadn’t seen that test in the trash. However, it wasn’t that simple; for all he knew he had a son or daughter out there with her. He had to find her. He needed to know for sure.
It had been three years since he'd last seen Sarah and he had spent a lot of time and money trying to find her. No matter how hard he tried he couldn't get her out of his mind. It had taken a while but he'd finally come to terms with the fact that she may want nothing to do with him. What he couldn't let go of was the fact that there was a chance that he was now a father.
Finally hiring a PI had paid off and it turned out that she had never been that far away, living in a beach house in Laguna. A beach house that he'd just pulled up outside of. He shut off the engine and stared up at the building through his aviator covered eyes. When he finally got out of his black BMW his breath hitched in his throat as he saw a silver Audi pull into the driveway. He watched as Sarah stepped out of the car, his heart rate quickening as she then opened the back seat door, a little girl jumping out at her with a squeal. In that second, without having to see her up close, Brian knew that she was his daughter.
Without wasting any more time, he made his way across the street, not knowing nor caring about how he was going to explain his sudden appearance.
"Sarah!" he called out as she let her and the little girl in to the house. She turned her eyes widening as Brian caught up to her.
"Brian? Wh- what are you d-doing here?" she stammered, her grip on the small child's hand tightening slightly.
Notes
Ok, so I wasn't sure if people would get a notification for the sequel like they do on Mibba so I've posted the first bit of the first chapter of the Sequel. You can find the rest and the second chapter of the sequel on my profile.If you've already seen this, I apologise.
12/26/12