Summary of Chapter 13 – A turning point in Excuse Me, I Quit! by Angela Lynn Car
Chapter 13 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Excuse Me, I Quit!, written by Angela Lynn Car. With the hallmarks of Internet literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
Annie's P. O. V.
I stood there frozen as Evan kissed me. I didn't know what to think or how to feel. His lips felt soft. I never wanted it to end. If only I could see his face clearly while he kissed me.
He broke the kiss and grazed my cheeks. His hand felt so warm and loving I couldn't hold my emotions in. Tears started to stream down my cheeks.
"What the hell, why are you crying? Is my kiss that bad?" he chuckled.
"No, it was really good," I broke down. What is wrong with me?
"Jeez, was that your first kiss or something?" he was still confused about my reaction. I don't blame him. I was confused myself.
"N...no...I kissed a boy on the cheek in kindergarten once," I said. "He pushed me down and called me a four-eyed weirdo."
Evan laughed. "That doesn't count. You really are a weirdo. I am your first kiss," he whispered in my ears and wrapped his arms around my waist again.
"Why are you being so nice to me? Is this a dream? Am I gonna wake up and you will go back to being mean to me again?" I choked back more tears. This was too good to be true.
Evan didn't say anything and just hugged me. "What do you think?" he asked.
I didn't know.
All I knew was that his hugs felt amazing. No one ever made me feel so loved. Even if this wasn't real love it didn't matter. I will take what I can get.
Evan's P. O. V.
I never had a girl crying over a simple thing like a kiss before. Just how many times did this girl get hurt? Am I one of those people who hurt her? If I could kick my own ass right now, I would.
I never looked at her this way before. Not until she made that sudden bold move and kissed me. I mean don't get me wrong. I always thought she was cute. But I've never been with a girl like her. Guys like me don't deserve someone so sweet and innocent.
But when I saw her in pain and how sad her little face looked, something snapped inside me. I wanted to hold her and protect her. And when she kissed me, I wanted to feel more of her lips.
"Evan...can I have my glasses back?" she asked.
"Oh yeah, sorry," I said and put the glasses back on her face.
"You never told me why you kissed me. Is it because you have the hots for me?" he winked.
"No! I don't know why I did that. I don't even like you, you are a bully!" she said.
"Likely story, hamster. Come on I'll take you home," I said and held her hand.
I stood in front of her front door but didn't let go of her hand.
"We are here, you can let go now," she said shyly.
"I don't want to yet," I smirked. I wasn't lying. I didn't want to let her go yet. I wanted to kiss her some more.
"My mom will be here soon," she sounded worried.
Jealousy welled up inside of me. I wish it was me she was having fun with, not Mike! I will fix it tomorrow, I decided.
I felt restless all night. I stood by the window and looked at her bedroom to see if I get a glimpse of her.
"What are you doing?"
I almost had a heart attack when I heard my mom's voice behind me.
"What? Nothing," I said quickly.
"Are you trying to peep at someone's house? I didn't raise you to be a peeping tom," my mom raised her eyebrows.
"NO! That's not what I was doing. What are you doing here, anyway? I said.
"My conference is over early so I came home. I came here to ask what you want for dinner?" she said.
Dinner...I wonder if Annie ate her dinner yet, I thought.
"Hello!? Are you listening? I asked you a question," mom waved her hand in front of my face.
"Sorry, anything is fine with me," I replied.
"Okay then. I'll go ahead and cook anything. You teenagers are so indecisive," she shook her head and left.

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