Times Square Love?

Tiffany and Mark stood together right in the middle of Times Square. If it was a different sort of experience to any other New Years Eve he had ever had. The two had to get here so early in the day to reserve a spot which meant they were **** to stay standing for the rest of the night.

It was certainly one way to get to know each other better, they spent the entire evening talking about pretty much their entire lives.

“You look beautiful, can I say,” he told her. She smiled, blushing a little, Tiffany had on a famous dark blue New York Yankees hat on. Also wearing a thick black coat and tight black jeans that hugged her beautiful round butt.

“Aren’t you just the sweetest,” she said, giving him a kiss on the cheek.

It was getting late now, past 11pm so it wouldn’t be much longer until the ball would drop in Times Square. That’s when Tiffany’s phone began to ring. Knowing the current time, Mark gulped, it was going to be Diego, it had to be.

“Oh hi Diego, how are you?” Tiffany answered the phone.

Mark watched closely as her face quickly turned to one of confusion.

“Brooklyn?”

“Uhhh I’m not sure what you mean.”

Mark felt a bit awkward now, really hoping this wouldn’t backfire on him in any way and land him in hot water.

“No I definitely didn’t text you that. Can I get back to you in just a minute, I don’t know what’s happened here.”

Tiffany said goodbye before hanging up and looking at her text messages. “What the...” she said, looking at her most recent text.

She looked super confused, then she looked at Mark. “Mark? Did you message Diego from my phone.”

His cheeks turned a nice shade of red. “Look, I can explain.”

Tiffany remained a little confused why he would be messaging him from her phone, making him travel all that way for nothing.

“I know it sounds childish but I just had to get that guy away. I’ve been wanting to spend some true alone time with you for ages and I knew that wasn’t possible when there was something like him in the way, doing everything they can to make me look like a fool.”

Tiffany remained quiet, just listening to him.

“I’ve got to be completely honest with you. I don’t just like you or even like like you, I love you Tiffany.”

Mark didn’t really expect himself to admit it like this. But it was New Years Eve, they had both had a bit to drink already this evening and the moment just felt right. Tiffany looked even more surprised when he said that. But it looked like a nice surprise, she listened to every word.

“I know it may sound stupid since we aren’t even dating but I’ve always loved you. Right from the moment I met you on campus. You’re beautiful, you’re smart, you’re literally perfect and a million times out of my league. But if there is any chance that...”

Mark couldn’t finish his sentence, Tiffany had grabbed him, pulling him in to kiss him. They embraced affectionately. Both going for it, they held each other in their arms, kissing passionately, with and without tongue.

A special moment.

The only thing that stopped them was when they realised that everyone around then was watching. A round of applause occurred and they stopped their kiss to look at the people around them.

Both Tiffany and Mark laughed, noticing this.

“Save a bigger kiss for midnight you two!” someone a little older said from the crowd.

They laughed together, holding each other in their arms. He couldn’t have pictured this any better. Once the attention on them started to go away a little, Tiffany spoke to him about the phone.

“You still shouldn’t be texting people from my phone though,” she said, while they still held each other closely, “Always talk to me about how you feel. He wasn’t ever getting in our way...”

Mark nodded, agreeing with her before they started to kiss each other again a few more times.

It may have been a little childish, a little silly to do but it didn’t matter now. He had told Tiffany how he really felt and she returned her own emotions through affection.