Twins Bachelor Challenge-Week 6: All's well that ends well

Kellan

This was it, the final week. In seven days I’d be able to tell that special lady how I felt and hoped she felt the same way. I was pretty confident that she did, but for all I knew she could just have some strange competitive streak and wanted to win for the sake of winning. That would crush me. I have no shame in admitting that. I’d even gone to Tori and asked if I could just skip to the end. Not the sex part, I wasn’t rushing for that, well not only that, besides with Ebony still in the competition, her father had put a stop to that, at least ‘on camera’ not that I would anyway. Man I’m rambling, but as I was saying I just didn’t want to have to keep flirting and such with the other ladies. I didn’t want her to have doubts and I worried she would.

Putting on my game face, I prepared to entertain the final four. I found Loren out on the deck having what seemed like a pleasant conversation with Katherina. Debbie and Ebony were also talking and I decided to join them. Loren was telling one of his corny jokes and make Katherina laugh. Ebony looked over then excused herself. The next few days were spent around the house.

I’d come to really like talking to Katherina being genie gave us some things in common to talk about plus she was into fitness as much as we were.

There was more chatting, making silly faces, and of course playing catch. On day five Tori sent us out for our final outing.

The difference a day can make. The ladies all seemed to have a good time. There was dancing, a little fairy frolicking and just basic joking around. The remaining ladies all got along well and they were a little sad about not seeing each other. Some promised to keep in touch and I hoped they would.

Ebony and I took to the karaoke machine singing that old Sonny and Cher song I Got You Babe. Her father may be the rock star, but she certainly had a set of chops on her. I could easily see her following in his footsteps no problem, but that’s not what she wanted in life.

It was finally the day we’d be waiting for.

“Are you sure about this?” Loren asked. “Because I don’t want issues and I’d hate to kick your ass if you try and say you made a mistake.”

“First, you could never kick my ass, we both know that,” I replied joking. “And I’ve never been so sure of anything in my life. She’s THE ONE.”

“Okay, well go get your lady!”

I smiled at my brother. I was worried at the beginning of this competition but everything worked out as it should. I walked down to the bedroom area. Each lady was separated into their own room for this final elimination. I first went to the one we agreed I'd send home. Telling her was hard simply because I hated delivering bad news. Afterwards I collected myself before heading to the other room. I knocked on the door and Debbie’s soft voice called out for me to come in. She looked nervous at first, but when I invited her into the one place that had been off limits all competition her fear visibly changed to relief.

“For the last three weeks I’ve had to really perfect my poker face. I admit every time I saw you talking to Loren or being in any real close proximity to him I got worried.”

“You were worried? How do you think I felt to see you giving so much attention to the other contestants, especially Ebony.”

I looked into her beautiful blue eyes and I hated that I’d caused her any distress. “I liked, like Ebony, but not in the same way. We get along, we have things in common like the love of sports, but…”

“But?” she prompted.

“But with you it’s different.  I liked that you wanted to get out of your comfort zone and attempt to learn more about sports. Ebony and I are friends and she got that same feeling. We can crack jokes and cheer for our favorite team, but it’s platonic only.”

“So…”

“So, I’m saying that you fluttered your way into my heart.”

She started tearing up and I pulled her into my arms and knew there was no one else I would ever want to be with. I learned she could hit some pretty high notes.

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