*Kirstie's POV*
I rubbed my eyes softly and lifted my head off of Scott's shoulder. He let out a small groan and turned the other direction. I stood up and went to the bathroom. I looked in the mirror, fixing my hair and trying to make my makeup look like I hadn't slept in it. We had band practice today.
"Come on Mitch! I'm sure you have foundation somewhere!" I hissed, rummaging through the mirror and under the sink.
"Aha!" I grabbed the bottle from the cabinet and fixed what I could.
"Kirstie!" Scott yelled.
"Hold on!" I called back, trying to finish quickly.
"Kirstin I swear to god get in here! Now!" He almost screamed. I knew he was serious. I dropped the bottle, which made a loud crash as it dropped into the sink and ran into the living room.
"Here!" He called from the kitchen.
"Scott what the hell?" A glass cup was shattered on the floor, juice from inside everywhere. How had I not heard that? He shoved a piece of paper in my face. I scanned over it, then read it fully, twice. Scott stood behind me and read over my shoulder.
"He didn't." I said. Scott opened the garage door and looked out.
"His car is gone." He whispered.
"No. No. No no no no. Dammit Mitch! Fuck! Let's call the police." I said, grabbing his phone off the counter. He swiftly took it from my hands.
"He's an adult, the police can't help us."
"Dammit Mitch!" I yelled and hit my hand against the counter.
"Kirstie-" Scott started.
"No! He could die! He could-" I screamed, pushing him away.
"He's an adult! He can-" Scott said.
"Why aren't you worried! Your best friend is missing! He's depressed Scott! What if he kills himself!" I screamed. Scott's eyes welled with tears.
"He wouldn't-" he started.
"He would! He can't help himself! He gets these thoughts! This is your fault Scott! You did this! He needs us! Or maybe he just needs me." I screamed. It was his fault. His fault Mitch left, his fault we broke up! His fault! I flung open the garage door and stomped out to my car.
"Kirstie!" He yelled, tears obviously choking up his voice.
"Fuck you Scott!" I yelled and got in the car. Hot tears poured down my face as I sped out of the driveway and onto the street. His fault.
*Scott's POV*
I fell onto the couch crying. She was right. It was my fault. Mitch left because of me. He may be planning to kill himself and it's my fault. I sobbed and threw my face into the couch. I'm such an idiot. Such a fucking idiot! It was my fault! This was all my fault! I tried to wipe the tears from my eyes, but they immediately filled back up. My head ached from crying so hard. I hated myself. I did this! It was my fault!
*Kirstie's POV*
Me: Can you come over? Please?
A: I'll be there soon, I promise.
Me: I need you
A: Try to stay calm. I'll be there. I'm parking down the street.
Me: Please hurry
"Kirstie!" He yelled as he flung open the door. I wiped at my tear-stained cheeks, as though he might not notice.
"Kirstie? What's going on?" He asked softly, taking my hand and sitting with me on the couch.
"M-Mitch is G-G-G-gone!" I sobbed.
"What! What happened? I'll call Scott." He said.
"Not Scott...his fault...Mitch gone." I sobbed.
"Kirst. Calm down. What happened?" He asked, rubbing my back. I finally calmed down and told him every event that had happened since I got home.
"You know it's not Scott's fault." He said softly.
"I know." I groaned.
"But Mitch is gone and Scott knows more than anyone. He's the one who can find him. Or maybe he's right. Mitch will come home." He offered.
"I miss Mitchie." I said. I was acting like a 4-year-old and I knew it, but he didn't care.
*Scott's POV*
I was in my second hour of wallowing in how much I hated myself when the doorbell rang. I jumped straight onto my feet and sprinted to the door, hoping it was Mitch.
"Hey Scott." She said.
"Hi Kirstin." I said. I had only been done a second when she threw her arms around me and leaned against my shoulder, tears already soaking my shirt.
"Scott, this is too much, I can't do it hating you. It's not your fault, none of it is. I'm sorry. I didn't want to be mad at you, I wanted to be mad at Mitch, but that wasn't an option. I know how many times I've said it up to now, but I really, really miss you. Like a lot. I wish we had what we used to." She said. I grabbed her in a tight hug and just felt her pressed up against me.
"I love you so much Kirstie, but we don't have what we did." I said, trying to keep my voice from revealing my tear-filled eyes.
"Did I make you do this?" She asked. I actually laughed a little.
"Nobody made me gay, Kirst." I said. "Except maybe Mitch." I joked. She smiled and hit my arm.
"So we're good?" She asked.
"So much, Ms. Maldonado. Or should I say Kaplan?" I joked.
"Scott!" She scolded.
"Ex-boyfriends aren't supposed to joke about you marrying on of both of your best friends." She said.
"Maybe we don't use ex- let's just do 'best friends'. Now you can say your best friend is joking a about you marrying another best friend." I offered. She stuck her tongue out and finally came into the house. I closed the door.
"You thought I wouldn't notice Avi's cologne?" I asked with mock offense.
"You can smell it?" She shrieked, lifting her shirt to her nose and smelling it. I smirked at her.
"You guys were more than a thing then we were even while we were dating." I smiled.
"Not true!"
"So true! Don't worry, the fans will love it. #Kavi will be trending as soon as I find a picture." I said playfully. She rolled her eyes.
"You think Mitchie is ok?" She said softly.
"I know he is." I said and kissed the top of her head.
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Crushing (Scömíche)
Hayran KurguMitch can't be gay. There's no WAY he's gay. It's just a crush. Harmless. Little. Crush. On his straight best friend.