You and your friends were in a trip to a paradise resort the place was amazing, the bar served drinks 24 hours a day, they had massage rooms and stuff. Everything was fine until you went to check in and you found out that you were going to have to share a room with Ellie.
You and Ellie dated throughout high school and two more years after it ended, but then you ended up going your separate ways and rarely saw each other so you broke up. So it had been about a year since you guys had actually broken up.
You wouldn't admit it, but every now and then you would check Ellie's Instagram to see what was going on in her life. Sure, you had the same group of friends so you saw each other sometimes, but you didn't talk.
Ellie was still crazy about you, no other girlfriend had ever come close to you. It was different with you, she couldn't explain why, but she knew it wasnt the same.
You didn't fail to notice the lack of surprise on Ellie's face when they told you that you were going to share a room; and you weren't crazy because Ellie already knew exactly that you were going to be together long before.
Ellie had it in her head that she was going to win you back, that's why she asked Jesse, and basically made him swear he wouldn't tell you it was her idea, to put the two of you together when he was going to book the rooms.
You opened the bedroom door, it was very cozy. You had to remember that you were both adults and that you had shared a bed before. Ellie walks in, hissing a "thank you" to Jesse in the hallway before closing the door.
Ellie was already starting to regret being responsible for you two sharing the room, she didn't want you to be mad when you found out, she just wanted you back until the end of the trip.
Well, the room is not bad, and the bed is big at least. Ellie says standing near the little desk there, she says this in a calm voice as if she wasn't going crazy with you so close. Ellie knew that if you found out that she was the one who asked Jesse to put you in the same room as her, you would kick her ass.