Clairs POV

Four weeks. There are four beautiful weeks of summer vacation left.

Just because I'm the schools nerd doesn't mean I'm excited about going back to school. Everyone at my school is stuck up, they only care about money and looks, its really annoying. The only reason I'd even be slightly excited about going back is to see my best friend Lucy.

"Honey don't forget that the new neighbors are coming over for dinner tonight." My mom yells from the kitchen.

New neighbors?

I walk out to the porch to check out these new neighbors. So I may be a bit nosey, but I'd never actually call it that, I'd call it being observant. I hear a mixture of screams and laughter and look in the direction it came from.

My eyes stop on the most attractive guy I've ever seen. I've never been into a jock before but dang does this boy look good in a jersey.

Looks like dinner will be interesting or embarrassing, knowing me I'll probably embarrass my self.

I head up stairs to get ready. Getting semi dressed up to eat dinner in my own house? This is so not me.

Two hours later I hear the doorbell ring and I instantly run downstairs to open the door. Half way down I stop, I don't want to seem eager that they are here, well that he is here. Luckily my father is already at the door opening it.

One things for sure this boy cleans up good.

"Kids come downstairs our guest are here." My dad yells from the living room.

I hear doors open and footsteps coming towards me. I look back to the living room and lock eyes with him. I immediately look away.

Crap! Now I look like an idiot just standing here on the steps.

I somehow make my feet move one by one down the stairs. I make my way towards my parents, luckily my three siblings are right behind me.

Introductions are said, hands are shaken, and I try my best not to make eye contact with him again. But of course as his dad introduces him I can't help but look. Luckily he's not looking at me.

"Clair I believe Aiden is going to be in your grade." His dad just had to talk to me.

Now Aiden is staring at me, not just staring he's smiling, and I've never seen anything more beautiful. I'm freaking out on the inside but I'm keeping my cool on the outside or at least I hope I am.

"Dinner will be ready in 15 minutes." My mom says as her and Aidens mom Sabrina walk to the kitchen. The dads stay in the living room to watch the game highlights.

"Clair lets show them the game room." My older sister Brooke says as she pulls my arm and heads downstairs.

I expected Aiden to stay up stairs to watch the highlights with the guys but instead he follows us. Probably to keep an eye on his three younger siblings.

Brooke does most of the talking of course. She gets along great with Aidens siblings and we all look like we have known each other for years not minutes. Aiden and I both stay quiet for the most part.

This continues throughout dinner unless one of us is asked a question. When my parents do speak to him I'm sure to pay close attention to everything he says. So far I've learned that he's been playing football since he was 7, he loves anything outdoors, and he hates video games. To my surprise we have a lot in common and he's not anything like I expected.

Every once in a while I will look out of the corner of my eye and catch him looking in this direction. Brooke is sitting right next to me so I'm sure he's looking at her and not me.

After dinner I start to head to the kitchen to help my mom and Sabrina with the dishes.

"Is it true that you have a tree house in your backyard?" Aiden came up behind me and I'm pretty sure I stopped breathing from the way his breath felt on my ear.

"Yes we do." I don't know how I was even able to speak.

"Show me." He took my hand and started to pull me out of the house like he actually knew where he was going.

"It's this way." I took the lead and led him towards the backyard.

We walked out to the tree house silently but we were still holding hands. When we made it to the tree house he let me climb up first. So he was a gentlemen. Or he just wanted to look at your butt my concious screamed at me. Whatever I'd be okay with either.

"So who told you about this tree house?" I was so nervous I really had no idea what to say.

"Brooke did, but I don't wanna talk about treehouses I wanna talk about you."

"Me? You want to talk about me?"

"Yes you." The smile he was giving me right now was absolutely beautiful and I knew right then that I could never say no to him.

"Okay what do you want to know?" I don't know where the confidence came from but I'm thankful for it.

"Everything." He scooted a little closer and took my hand.

I started to tell him stuff about me, my likes and dislikes, I told him a lot about music and little about school. In return he told me about football, his life before he moved, more about football, and a lot about his family.

His parents had left a while ago, saying that he had to be home by midnight so that is how long we talked for.

"Can I come over tomorrow?" He actually looked a bit nervous.

"Yes of course." I could not get the grin off my face.

He came over the next day and every day after that. Sometimes we would just sit in the tree house and talk for hours. We had a lot of water balloon fights with our siblings, and went swiming in my pool. Our parents became great friends so we were always going places on the weekends.

We never defined what we were but I knew that I liked him more than I've ever liked a guy. We did all of the things couples do, hold hands, kiss, feed eachother ice cream, etc. but we never actually talked about our relationship. I was okay with that though because I thought he felt the same way I did.

I couldn't have been more wrong.

Four weeks. Four weeks was all it took for me to fall in love with him. Two weeks was all it took for me to give him everything. And one day was all it took for him to break my heart.

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A/N

Hey guys!!! I hope you enjoyed the first chapter of this story. I got this idea from a dream one night and just got up and started writing so I'm not sure what exactly is going to happen but I can't wait to write it!