Definitely

I looked Amanda in the eyes and she returned my gaze, her cherry red lips dying to leave just one kiss on my cheek. I agreed to let her leave her mark on me and she smiled so wide you'd think she just won the lottery. She grabbed my chin with one hand and pushed it to the side, then planted a deep kiss on my left cheek for a few seconds. When she came back, she looked like the happiest girl in the world.

"Here," she said and grabbed her phone and opened the camera. I wasn't usually one for photos, but right now I couldn't help but strike a charming pose. The camera snapped a shot of me and Amanda turned it around to show me. The smile on my face was golden and the light in my eyes was one I'd never seen in a photograph before. I asked her to send me it so I could keep it forever. There was a awkward moment of silence for a few seconds before we both realized we never got each other's number. We spent the whole night without so much as thinking about our phones that we never exchanged contact info. I put mine into her phone and she quickly sent the photo over.

We chatted for a little while before the time came for my next class and through a great stroke of luck, we had the same one coming up. It was a relatively low level math course that Amanda was taking due to her accounting major and I was taking for my math credit. Before we left, Amanda threw on a yellow sundress and some black converse that seemed to match the outfit perfectly. I was as impressed with her choice in fashion now as I was when I first saw her yesterday. We made our way to the first floor, hand in hand, smiling like idiots, but I didn't care. I didn't care that our class was all the way across campus. It was just more time I got to walk with Amanda. Her lipstick mark was bright and clear on my check and I was holding hands with the most wonderful girl in the world. I really could not be any happier.