(Sterek) Im actually not a fan

Chapter 1

Stiles:

"So it's the anniversary next week." Dad told me. I tried to ignore the statement and cut my pancake. "The agency's been calling, they really want to do a remake of the commercial." I put down my fork and sighed. Looks like he's not going to let this go.

"It was years ago. Do they really need all of the original cast?" we've been having the same argument since the agency called months ago asking if I'd be willing to reprise my one and only acting credit as cute kid number 3. My dad's been pestering me about it because he thinks it could be fun. Like standing around in a suit at 3 am pretending I wasn't tired as shit was fun.

"You had fun playing with those two kids on set when you were 6, why not do it and see them again? It could be fun." I put my plate in the sink as I answered.

"I'm still in touch with Lydia. We have lunch when she's in town. The other kid and I didn't get along. From what I can remember he was way to serious, bossy too." He doesn't get how the memory of one annoying kid could stop me from doing a job that could pay more than tutoring six idiots would. I'd like to tell him about how the kid once growled at the curly haired kid on set who wanted to share his toys with me, or that he said he was going to be a werewolf when he grew up. But really I'd rather forget about the freaky commercial kid.

"I already said I would do it, and it doesn't really make sense that I'm there if you're not." He has a point. I agree to go too. He smiles handing me a script. "You'll need this, I knew you'd eventually agree so I said yes for us both." I look over the small script. One thing seems odd though.

"Why are the directions for 'groom #2' highlighted? Are you acting as a gay man cause I don't really think you can pull that off." He chuckles and shakes his head.

"Your probably right that I couldn't, but I'm not the groom. They want you and Derek Hale to portray the grooms. The company is trying to shake the rumors of being homophobic, and if they sell some suits in the process all the better." I guess it's not that big a deal. It's not like I haven't kissed guys before. "I hope you mind, they just asked and I assumed you'd be ok with it."

"Nah it's problem, as long as the scene doesn't take all day or keep me from class I don't really care." He tells me it won't and that the shoot will be on Saturday. I put it in my calender, then I say goodbye. I spend of the day trying to convince Lydia that 'no it's not a big deal I said yes, and that I'll run lines with her on skype tonight'.