Paul Bissonnette

I was at The Capital with the guys. We were eating dinner before we had to catch our seperate planes. I got up to head to the bathroom. I was walking until I bumped into a guy.

"Oh shit, sorry," I apologized. I seen him holding flowers in his hand. I chuckled. "Flowers, hey? What's the occassion?" I asked.

"Just hoping she'll give me something tonight," he explained.

I grinned. "Been there, done that," I paused, "Well good luck with that, man."

"Yeah thanks."

I went and used the bathroom. On my way back I noticed the same guy at a table with the girl he was talking about. He glanced at me and nodded his head. I wasn't going to lie, the girl had a nice rack. I'd want to do her too if I was him. Lucky guy.

.......

Ryan dragged me to Sarah and Kendall's house so he could say good bye to Sarah. I leaned in the door way while he rang the door bell. After a short wait a man opened the door. I didn't pay attention to him, but he looked familiar.

"Who are you?" he asked.

"Ryan. I'm here for Sarah," he explained.

"Come in."

I kept my head down while we walked into the house. I stared at the guy. He was the man at The Capital. What the hell was he doing here? By the looks of it he recognized me to.

"Jax, who is it?" I heard the voice of Kendall yell from a different room. "Babe, who was—" Her eyes met mine. She stopped in her tracks.

"Paul what are you doing here?" she asked, confused.

"Ryan!" Sarah squealed. Ryan went to pick her off her feet and kissed her. The two walked off together, probably wanting some privacy.

"I just came along with Ryan," I replied. I put my hands in my pockets. "So you must be her boy friend?" I asked, eyeying the nervous man next to her. He knew he was caught by me. I just didn't know how I'd break it to Kendall. He was a cheating ass hole.

"That'd be me."

"Come on, I'll get you something to drink or snack on." I followed Kendall into the kitchen.

I sat down. Kendall placed a glass of water and salad in front of me. I started to eat the salad, happily. The guy wouldn't let his eyes leave me. "So Kendall, Cal is having that huge barbeque. I wanted to invite you."

"Callaghan would have invited me himself, he's my own brother. I have a feeling it will be one of your guys' bachelor parties. I used to hate when I lived with Cal and he would throw those in our back yards. You guys wouldn't shut up all night!" she argued.

"They weren't that bad."

"Oh they were," she teased. "So this is Jaxon, and Jaxon this is Paul. He used to be one of my good friends back in Toronto."

"Hi Jaxon," I said with a huge smile.

"Nice to meet you," he muttered.

I seen Ryan walk into the kitchen. "Come on Biz, let's get going."

I stood up. "It was nice meeting you, Jaxon. Kendall, get back to me on that barbeque." I embraced her small figure into a tight hug, "Call me."

......

"Come on, Ryan!" I yelled.

"Biz, I don't think that you should interfere with her relationship like that," Ryan protested.

"I'm not going to let her get hurt by that ass hole," I muttered.

"Why do you even care? It's not like you're really attached to the girl. You said you guys just met a few times because she's Cal's sister." He let out a sigh.

I was quiet. I had to tell him what really happened. It was the only way he would back me up on the idea. I took a deep breath. "Kendall and I dated over a year ago. Well we were pretty serious for about two years―this was right before I met you too―well I cheated on her a couple of times and I admitted to it. I always hated how she would pretend like it was nothing. I knew that she would be crying at home―all alone. After a while she just gave up on me and my games. One late night phone call while I was in New York for a hockey game she called me and told me it was over," I bit my lip, reminiscing how it happened, "Just like that. It was cruel, but I don't blame her."

"I don't want any part of it."

Notes

Here it is gals and possibly gents.

Song of the chapter: Josh Ritter - Hopeful
Link: http://youtu.be/ysA0GMOugng