Thank you for your replies, I didn't mean to make you cry, I just thought that it was my obligation as a writer to torture the characters a little 
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So, I finally realized what it felt like to have your heart broken.
I arrived late to the office, trying to hide my red eyes and stop the flood of frustration that came just as I was parking next to her car. Why did I wait for so long? Why couldn’t I stop feeling miserable? What was I going to do about all my plans for today? I took the elevator and ignored as best as I could from all the buzzing activity and horribly pink decorations. I stormed inside the bullpen and headed straight to my desk, huffing good morning as I passed my co workers and friends.
I ignored her as best as I could, trying to ignore the squeals of delight that came from the general direction of her desk. I finally raised my head when I couldn’t stand the girly giggles anymore; I opened my mouth to shut them up when I saw the bouquet of flowers that stood on her desk. I swallowed, I didn’t have enough time to cancel the flowers and I planned for another one to arrive around lunch.
Tara admired the flowers and her entire face seemed to shine with happiness. It was an odd bouquet, I admit, but it represented so much for me. It contained several red roses that framed it as a circle on the outside, four white roses and one sunflower in the center. It wasn’t a big bouquet; I thought she wouldn’t appreciate something large and too expensive. Tara loved the little things in life and those flowers represented everything I loved about her.
I reached for my phone, intent on calling the flouriest and cancel the reservation for the flowers and balloons I planned for lunch time when I felt someone standing in front of me. I didn’t have to raise my head to know that it was her. She smelled like vanilla and something fruity that always made me think about a tropical island. I smiled at her and she moved to sit in my lap, circling my neck with her hands. The movement itself was a surprise, Tara was not the kind of a woman to simply walk over and sit in one’s lap. Never the less, I wasn’t complaining, I simply circled her waist with my hands, pulled her tighter and waited for her to speak. I am quite sure that I grinned like an idiot too.
“Thank you for the flowers, Bobby.”
I was stunned, how could she know it was me? I didn’t leave any note. I planned on inviting her to dinner. I was under the impression that receiving anonymous Valentine gifts was something women would fall for. I stammered as I spoke. “How…how did you know?”
She smiled and her face was inches away from mine. She closed the distance and my breath caught in my throat. Surely, she wouldn’t kiss me here, in the middle of the office. Her lips touched mine and I was startled by their softness. She was so warm and delicate against me. I raised my hands to her head, tangling my fingers in her hair, it was so soft…she opened her mouth slightly and I brought her closer to me, deepening our kiss. Our lips seemed to be fused together and the little whimpers she made sent rippling pleasure all over my body. Dear god…did she know what she was doing to me?
“I think they’re from Stanley.” I heard her voice and wondered how could she possibly talk so clearly and kiss me at the same time.
“Bobby, are you alright?”
I opened my eyes and chocked when I realized my mind was playing with me once more. Jack seemed worried as he looked at me and I managed a weak smile before slowly releasing the death grip I had around a thick folder. I nodded my head and he raised his eyebrows.
“You were caressing the folder.” He said quietly. “Were you day dreaming again?”
I gaped at him and he shrugged his shoulders. “I wasn’t day dreaming.” I hissed.
“Sure you weren’t.” He went back to his desk and I watched with envy as our three Sheilas all fussed around the flowers and was trying to decide whether Tara should call Stanley and thank him. I narrowed my eyes, what was that Code Breaker doing here anyway? Did our terrorists take a vacation? He should be out on an assignment of some kind. He always came back when I didn’t want him too. He had such lousy timing.
I thought they weren’t together anymore.
“Bobby, did you find your Valentine date, yet?” Lucy’s voice penetrated my thoughts and I glared at her.
“No, Sheila, I’m not taking any part of this game.” I said quietly. She looked like she was going to say more but then just shrugged her shoulders and moved away from my desk. Did I really look so bad that she didn’t even want to tease me? When I raised my head again I thought I saw a look of disappointed in my loved one’s eyes but it vanished when she blinked and turned her gaze towards the computer screen.
Why would she care? My sub consciousness chose that moment to comment bitterly. I drummed my fingers on my desk.
After all, she has Stanley…