Disney and nickeldeon short prompt stories

13-Zander and Kasey- how to rock and Kendall and Lucy- big time rush

The rain tapped against the window of the cozy apartment, creating a soothing rhythm as Zander Robbins and Kasey Simon settled in for their game night. The Monopoly board lay open on the coffee table, colorful properties waiting to be conquered.

"Ready to bankrupt each other?" Zander grinned, rolling the dice. His dark hair fell over his forehead, and Kasey couldn't help but notice how his eyes sparkled in the lamplight.

Kasey smirked. "Oh, you're going down, Robbins."

As they moved their game pieces around the board, the tension between them grew. It wasn't just about hotels and rent—it was about the unspoken feelings that had been building since their days at Brewster High. Zander had always been the goofy guitarist, and Kasey the fierce lead singer. But now, in this dimly lit room, they were more than bandmates.

"You know," Zander said, his voice low, "I've always admired your determination. You're like a force of nature."

Kasey blushed, her fingers brushing against his as she reached for the Community Chest cards. "And you're the heart of Gravity 5. Without your humor, we'd be lost."

He leaned closer, their breaths mingling. "Kasey, there's something I've been wanting to tell you."

Her heart raced. "What is it?"

Zander hesitated, then blurted out, "I've fallen for you, Kasey. Hard."

She blinked, her mind spinning. "Zander, I—"

Before she could respond, the door burst open. Kendall Knight and Lucy Stone stood there, drenched from the rain. Kendall's blond hair was a mess, and Lucy's eyes widened when she saw the Monopoly board.

"Game night?" Kendall asked, grinning. "Count us in!"

Kasey and Zander exchanged a glance. Their moment had been interrupted, but maybe it was a sign. Kendall and Lucy settled on the couch, and soon the room echoed with laughter and playful arguments.

As the game progressed, secrets spilled out. Lucy confessed her love for Jo Taylor, and Kendall admitted that he'd always been torn between Lucy and Jo. Kasey and Zander listened, their own feelings simmering beneath the surface.

When Kendall landed on Boardwalk, Lucy smirked. "Guess you owe me a kiss."

He leaned in, and their lips met—a sweet, long-awaited connection. Kasey watched, her heart aching. She wanted that too—for Zander to kiss her, to make everything official.

But Zander was staring at her, his expression intense. "Kasey," he whispered, "I don't want to play games anymore."

She swallowed. "What are you saying?"

He took her hand, his thumb tracing circles on her palm. "I'm saying that I love you. Not just as a bandmate, but as someone who wants to be by your side, always."

Kasey's eyes filled with tears. "Zander..."

He leaned in, and their lips met—a kiss that held all the pent-up longing, all the unspoken words. The Monopoly board was forgotten as they melted into each other, the room fading away.

When they finally pulled apart, Kendall and Lucy were watching, their own love story unfolding. Kendall winked at Zander, and Lucy nudged Kasey.

"About time," Lucy whispered.

Kasey laughed, her heart lighter than ever. "Yeah. About time."

And so, in the glow of the Monopoly money and the rain outside, two couples found their way to love—through board games, laughter, and the courage to speak their hearts.