#stitch with @nikitamayyy someone write this! DISCLAIMER: this is NOT about the people in OG vid just a FAKE book scenario inspo by it! #readbetweenthewines #someonewritethis #BookTok

[music] So why do we minding maybe to go to like a second chance romance? Hear me out, she's at the club with her girls, she's dancing, she's drinking, she's having a good time when her best friend looks at her and he's like, "Um, isn't that Zander?" She's like, "My ex?" No, he doesn't live here, like it's, no, it's no big deal. And she turns and looks and it is her ex-boyfriend and he's like leaning up against the bar, sitting on a stool, like holding a scotch, smirking. And she goes to be like, "Oh, I'm gonna leave, like I'm not doing this," and she's like, "No, I deserve to have a good night." Like, he can be uncomfortable by me, so she keeps dancing, she keeps having a good time. And she doesn't look at him again, but she can like feel him staring at her until a guy comes up and he starts trying to flirt and trying to touch, trying to dance. And he's not taking over an answer, so she sees her in when she turns and looks at her ex and he's staring daggers at this guy. She walks over him, doesn't say a word, just taps her heel on his shoe and he kind of like opens his legs, so she turns and like leans up against him, right? And after the guy in the dance floor gets the hint, walks away, she tries to leave, but he takes his shoe and like buckles her in so she like can't leave. And she's like, "Let me go." And he finally relends and she turns to look at him and she's like, "No, I'm not doing this. Have a good night." And she like kind of walks out of the club, right? And this man follows her, he grabs her by the hand, throws her down an alley, pushes her up against the wall. And he's like, "You're just gonna leave? You're not gonna talk to me?" And she's like, "Um, yeah, I'm gonna leave, just like you did." And he's like, "Come on, you got it. I was like 21, 22, like I wanted football. That was my whole life and I'm sorry that I made a mistake, but I had to take the offer." And she's like, "It's not the offer. It's fine. It's, it's whatever. I was nothing more than a cutesy little first love." And he's like, "Come on." And she's like, "I know, you told me you love me. You're gonna marry me. You bought a promise ring." Like, "It's fine. It's in the past. Let's just move on. I want to go home." And that's when he like reaches on her assure and pulls out like a chain with her ring at the bottom. And she's like, "Is that my promise ring?" And he's like, "Yeah, it is." And she's like, "Why are you wearing it today?" And he's like, "I'm not just today. I wear it every day, all day, every game." And she's like, "Why?" And he's like, "You just kind of start laughing. You kind of crowds are up against the wall." And he goes, "Here's the thing, Bri. You were my first love. You're going to be my last love. You just have to catch up." And she's like, "What are you saying?" And he leans in super close. He's like, "Tell me your heart's not racing. Tell me your fingers aren't trembling. Tell me that you want me to go." And I'll go. And she just kind of looks at him and looks down at the promise ring and back up to him. And she's like, "I don't know if I could tell you that." And he's like, "Yeah, exactly." And then he kisses her.