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Nick pulled my hand, "C'mon!" "Nick! We can't leave! If it's a fire we have to call someone!" I said. I took out my phone and called the police. They put me through the line to call paramedics and firefighters. After a few minutes, we heard the sirens. My heart was beating so fast that I felt it was about to bulge out of my chest. Nick and I stood by the bushes outside and watched the paramedics take out a few teens on stretchers and pull them into the ambulance truck. I shivered from the cold and Nick put his arms around my waist. A firefighter came over to us, "Which one of you called us?" "Um... I did." I replied. He looked at me, and then at Nick, "Your girlfriend did the right thing. If you hadn't called, this house would've burned to ashes and those kids wouldn't be alive. You made the right choice by not running away but taking action." He walked away and everyone left, Nick turned me around, "So, girlfriend, you really did the right thing." I took his hands off me, "I'm not your girlfriend. I don't know where he got that idea." "Hmm, maybe because my hands were around your waist, like this," and once again, he put his hands around me, "We were standing close. You know, we do make a cute couple." I pushed him away, "No! Not ever! Sorry to spoil your fun, but I made a promise to myself that I'd never fall for you." "Well, looks like you're going to have to break that promise." He hid a smirk. I kept a dead serious expression on my face, "Not a chance. If there's one thing I learned from my sister is to never trust a Jonas." "Who's your sister? I've heard about her twice already and so far I'm coming to the conclusion that she must know me or one of my brothers." Before I could say anything else and possibly spill out everything, I began to walk away like I did before. "Oh, great! The chasing game again!" Nick groaned. "You don't have to follow me." I told him. "But that's not how the game works." "Of course, everything is a game to you, isn't it?" I heard Nick's footsteps getting faster and soon enough he was right next to me, "You won't let me take you to a party, you won't tell me who your mysterious Jonas-hating sister is, and now you won't let me take you home. Keep this up and this relationship won't go anywhere." "Good. Then I better keep doing what I'm doing because I don't want a relationship with you. It's bad enough I have to continuously tutor you after school, everyday for the rest of the year." He pulled my arm and stopped me from walking, "What do you want me to do, Aurora? Please, just give me one hint to as what you want me to do so we could atleast be friends." I turned around. I felt almost a little bit of pity. "Just... stop trying so hard to impress me. You flirt, and flirt and I just want you to stop and be yourself." "Okay. Friends?" he stuck out his hand. "Friends." I shook his hand. And the deal was sealed. Being friends with Nick wasn't hard. Now the real challenge was, could we keep it that way?