Hold Onto Me (Koli/Kellic) (EDITING)

Chapter 4

A/N: Double update because I took so long :P and because I am eager as hell to post this.

After first period, school continues on pretty normally.

I share second and fourth period with Vic. He doesn't bring up Oliver again, thankfully. I really don't want to argue with him over nothing.

Oliver is in fourth and fifth period with me. We don't sit near each other, but our gazes meet a few times throughout the fifty minute class.

Sixth period is lunch.

I hate lunchtime. Sixth period is usually everyone's favorite part of the school day, but not mine.

Unfortunately for me, sixth period consists of sitting at a table with only Vic, and his girlfriend who can't seem to keep their hands to themselves.

Today is not unlike any other.

I get my lunch, which is actually something good today, pizza, and head over to the table where I always sit. It's a table off in the corner.

I'm a loner, I know. Vic isn't though, which is why I wonder why he's friends with me. Sometimes I feel like he only hangs out with me out of obligation.

After a few minutes, Vic walks in with Danielle, his arm wrapped tightly around her waist.

They get their lunch, and come sit down across from me.

"Hey, Kells." Vic greets.

"Kellin." Danielle acknowledges me.

For whatever reason, she seems to not like me, and I can't figure it out. Maybe it's because I want to fuck her boyfriend. I don't think I'm that obvious though.

I eat my pizza while they whisper quietly to each other and giggle.

It's fucking annoying.

Vic didn't used to be like this, really. He used to spend all his time with me. We'd laugh and joke around, and we were the best of friends, honestly.

He used to be so affectionate, and wasn't afraid to show it. Then what I call the 'incident' happened, and it's like we were never close at all.

I miss him. Even though he was dating Danielle back then, he still made time for me. Now it's like I don't fit in anywhere.

I'm lost in my thoughts for a while, reminiscing of times when Vic and I were attached at the hips. I understand that he has  a girlfriend and he has to spend time with her, too. What I don't understand is why I've been pushed nearly completely out of his life.

I'm finally startled out of my thoughts by the feeling of someone next to me.

When I raise my gaze from the floor, I see it's Oliver.

I glance over at Danielle and Vic to see their reactions. Danielle doesn't seem to particularly care, but Vic has an irritated look on his face.

"What are you doing over here?" Vic asks, interrupting Danielle who was in the middle of a rant about some drama that happened with her friends.

Oliver's gaze moves from me to Vic. "Well, you see, I was about to sit here."

"Why?" Vic asks, somewhat sharply.

I want to tell him to mind his own business, that if Oliver is my friend, then so what, but Oliver speaks before I can.

"Because Kellin here is my friend, and last I checked, you don't control who he hangs out with."

Vic doesn't budge. "I know I don't, but I'm allowed to not want him to hang out with people like you."

"People like me?" Oliver asks, "I'm going to take that as a compliment."