𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒃𝒆𝒍𝒍𝒂 | 𝒅𝒓𝒆𝒘 𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒓𝒌𝒆𝒚

012.

IT WAS A SATURDAY, and chase and rudy had planned a whole day at the arcade-cum-amusement park for the cast. they were all in the van with austin driving and carlacia in the passenger's seat. chase, jonathan and rudy were squeezed in the middle seat with madelyn sitting on the edge of the seat next to the door. drew, madison and arabella sat in the last seat, with arabella in the middle, madison near the door and drew against the window. 

drew, carlacia and madison kept yelling the lyrics to i miss you, i'm sorry by gracie abrams - arabella was a little shocked that he even knew the song, while rudy and chase tried to explain the itinerary they had prepared - which was really surprising because they were not the type to make an itinerary at all, jonathan was trying to shush the singers to listen to the itinerary, madelyn was on her phone and austin was just driving while humming. 

arabella was lying with her head on madison's shoulder, her thigh rubbing against drew's because of the less amount of space which made her feel a little weird. her phone in her hand as she texted camila, trying to convince her best friend that she - camila - did indeed like nick and that there was no point of denying it. 

they drive was half an hour long and all she did was message camila, talk to her manager about her schedule and reply to the photos emma had sent her of louise jean - who arabella liked to call jeanie. she was so lost in everything that drew had to tell her that they had reached once the car was parked, which was kind of awkward.

soon, the nine of them were out of them car and inside while sporting the neon green paper bands of the park on their wrists. arabella and madison were the first to run towards the games, swiping the park's card and competing against each other before madison gave up because arabella kept winning.

finally, drew challenged her to a round of ring toss which she agreed to. she did her three tosses perfectly, completely confident that she'd win and completely satisfied with herself for her mind-blowing throws. "no way that you're winning, starkey," he gave her a nod with a disgusted face before picking up his three rings.

he threw the first one, which landed behind hers. perfectly falling around the bowling pin and arabella realised her overconfidence. she hadn't considered the fact that he had longer arms than her, he had a chance to win. god, she hated herself for putting the cutest bear she had won up for grabs.

he wiggled his legs a little and threw the second ring, falling just behind the ring he had thrown previously. he flashed a grin at her and she frowned to herself when he threw the third ring. she saw it fly in the air, perfectly circling the bowling behind at the way back. drew clapped his hand and jumped in the air, doing a little bow for his great performance.

arabella held out the cute brown teddy that she had won against madison, and he took it, holding it as he looked at it. it was really cute, it was a light shade of brown, it had chocolate brown buttons for eyes and it had a cute smile stitched on it. he looked up from it to see a slight frown on arabella's face and he held it out for her to hold.

"take it," he said, taking a step closer to her to hand the stuffed toy back. "no, you won it fair and square." he held it out again and nodded for her to take it. "you sure?" she mumbled and he nodded with a small smile. 

her lips curved and she smiled at him before taking the teddy bear from him. "thank you," she squealed out and he smiled a little too. "no problem." carlacia swung her arm on drew and her shoulders' before dragging both of them along to where the others were. "come on, lovebirds. we don't wanna be left behind now, do we?" 

it was ferris wheel time, and the duos were being decided in the line. madison and madelyn got in together before any further discussions could happen, rudy and jonathan got in next and austin took chase along with him in the next gondola. there were just carlacia, arabella and drew, and arabella was not sure how she felt about the possibility of where this could go.