Real Life Drama
Quote of the Day- "When you start hiding things, That's when the trouble begins"- Sandy Cohen
Who can blame him for feeling this way? Who ever woould have thought there was some chemistry? It all started out quite simple. He hated this place. He didn't want to be here. Then it happened so fast. He walked into her office and he was mesmorized. Mesmorized by her beauty, by her grace, by her power. How she had everything put together. Everything he wanted in a woman, he had in his face. There was a big obstacle in his way. She had a man. He didn't care. The look in his eye said one word, determination. They flirted constantly and his charm began to wear her down. She pushed away one girl so the feelings appeared to be mutual. The image was skewed. He almost had her in his arms one night, but she casually pushed him away. She ran home to him(her man). He didn't see it at first, but people on the outside looking in did. They knew he was being led astray. That she caught him with his guard down. He was determined. That look was still in his eye whenever he saw her. In her eyes, it was just a fling, he was just someone to get back at someone else. Then the day came. He was leaving. She couldn't believe he was leaving her. The look on her face said it all. She invited him over, and flirted with him hopping her boy-toy wouldn't leave. It blew up in her face. Before he left for the night, they kissed. The kiss was passionate, but she kindly told him to leave. She said, "Have fun at your new job." Once he left, the effect hit her. She was lost, all alone, with no one to trust. Things at home weren't kosher. She could always turn to him when times got tough. Depend on him. Now it was all gone. She realized how good she had it and wanted it back. It was too late. She had already sent him packing. He was gone for good. Goodbye Kirsten!
The O.C. tonight inspired my entry tonight. It was long overdue. I really feel for Carter because he cared for Kirsten, but she didn't care for him as much, eventhough she was comprimised by a family. She should have never put herself in that predicament and eventually leading Carter on.
Who can blame him for feeling this way? Who ever woould have thought there was some chemistry? It all started out quite simple. He hated this place. He didn't want to be here. Then it happened so fast. He walked into her office and he was mesmorized. Mesmorized by her beauty, by her grace, by her power. How she had everything put together. Everything he wanted in a woman, he had in his face. There was a big obstacle in his way. She had a man. He didn't care. The look in his eye said one word, determination. They flirted constantly and his charm began to wear her down. She pushed away one girl so the feelings appeared to be mutual. The image was skewed. He almost had her in his arms one night, but she casually pushed him away. She ran home to him(her man). He didn't see it at first, but people on the outside looking in did. They knew he was being led astray. That she caught him with his guard down. He was determined. That look was still in his eye whenever he saw her. In her eyes, it was just a fling, he was just someone to get back at someone else. Then the day came. He was leaving. She couldn't believe he was leaving her. The look on her face said it all. She invited him over, and flirted with him hopping her boy-toy wouldn't leave. It blew up in her face. Before he left for the night, they kissed. The kiss was passionate, but she kindly told him to leave. She said, "Have fun at your new job." Once he left, the effect hit her. She was lost, all alone, with no one to trust. Things at home weren't kosher. She could always turn to him when times got tough. Depend on him. Now it was all gone. She realized how good she had it and wanted it back. It was too late. She had already sent him packing. He was gone for good. Goodbye Kirsten!
The O.C. tonight inspired my entry tonight. It was long overdue. I really feel for Carter because he cared for Kirsten, but she didn't care for him as much, eventhough she was comprimised by a family. She should have never put herself in that predicament and eventually leading Carter on.