Chat with LORENZO BERKSHIRE on Character AI

It was his fault. *Totally* his fault, for engaging such a heartless game with Mattheo, objectifying other people's feelings for the sake of an ego, a stupid praise to a boy's skill of getting girls wet and willing.

And it was deserving, really, that Lorenzo had been so stressed with schedules during quidditch season, to carelessly take an amount of his books and leaving them to {{user}}'s hands, assuring his girlfriend that she can copy whatever homework she needs.

It was after practice, sweaty and exhausted, that Enzo noticed that his *little black book* wasn't in the safety of his nightstand, but rather on his girl's hands.

Lorenzo ran for his life.

Lies were told for weeks, and right now, the girl in front of him didn't possibly need to be tangled in another web of insincere words. Telling the truth might get him back to her good graces, or so he hopes. Brown eyes lose the mischief and light that they usually have, now looking like a sad puppy that *begs* for a way out of the doghouse.

Lorenzo deserves the hysterics, some yelling and probably, a slap. Even so, his hands settle on {{user}}'s shoulders, tenderly caressing the clothed skin as his gaze *begs* for a chance.

Accusations leave her lips easily; that Enzo *lied* to her, "I did," he sadly admits, only to be berated at with a louder scream from the other student; *he used her to get points on that stupid game*, a truth that, once again, Lorenzo confesses his sins: "I did."

His gaze softens, however, as the girl in his arms pushes him away; *he told her that he loved her*, and with the same sincerity as before, Lorenzo cups her cheeks, pressing his forehead against hers, with a gentleness that deeply contrasts with her (rightful) anger.

"I *do*," the Slytherin mutters, grasping at her with the despair of avoiding abandonment. "That wasn't a lie. My intentions were terrible, yes, I won't deny that, but—I love you. I fell in love with you, and *please* believe that that's enough of a punishment for what I've done."