Patrick Dempsey (Enchanted 2)

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As December approached in the year of 2019, the movie "Enchanted 2" is to be coming out. Today, December 13, 2019, is the day that it comes out. So, you can imagine that Patrick Dempsey is to be ecstatic that he has a brand new movie coming out, but sadly, he's not, not quite. Patrick and his wife of 19 years, had just gotten a divorce. They were very civil about it; it was something they both wanted. Things just weren't going they were suppose to: Everywhere. Today though, things were planned to be changed; that is if the one person he wants to come to the premier of his brand new movie, comes. And sadly, that's not up to him. It's up to fate. Ellen Pompeo stands on the blue carpet, smiling for the cameras. Behind her stands a wall with …show more content…

He, too, stands in front of a wall that says "Enchanted 2" and "Disney" on it. Patrick wears a gray suit. The first button being unbuttoned, showing a little bit of his chest hair. He wears his leather lace-up Gucci shoes. Patrick is also wearing his dark blue, almost black, watch. They both smile for the pictures, what they're paid to do. But as they both keep walking closer together, with out even realizing it, the paparazzi get more and more excited. Ellen knows what this is going to do to her, seeing Patrick for the first time in nearly 4 years, which is why she took double the Zoloft. But Patrick doesn't even know the Ellen Pompeo is here. Ellen and her husband, Chris, are also split up. After learning about Chris's affair with his producing assistant, they decided to get a divorce. Although the divorce hasn't been finalized, Ellen and Chris are both living in separate houses, and they share the kids, of …show more content…

And although they haven't talked to each other in nearly 4 years, some things didn't change. Like the sparks that they both get when touching each other. Funny actually, neither of them realize their hands are still attached until Ellen breaks eye contact by looking down and catching a glimpse of their hands. She lightly tugs her hand out of Patricks but Patrick is very opposed to that idea. Ellen looks back up at Patrick as he gives her a look; a look he gave her many times. They look that says, please don't, and I know you like this feeling. And that is no lie, Ellen loves this feeling. The feeling of needing Patrick to be near her, the feeling of

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