Keeper Of The Lost Cities One Shots

Jealous (Biana x Keefe and Sophie x Fitz)

This is a girly chapter on Biana and Sophie telling each other who they like and being relived by both of there answers. Also some evil schemes are in this also (well it depends what you think of evil is). Don't forget to comment and Vote! I'm open to ideas and would gladly write them for you!

Biana Vacker was a brat. At least she used to be. She always got what she wanted, and never glanced twice at Sophie when they passed each other in the hallway before they became friends. Later, when Biana became friends with Sophie, she learned what's it like to have a true friend.
But she had her moments when she couldn't help being just a bit jealous of Sophie Foster. I mean, come on, Sophie always did the right thing no matter what with no hesitation, everyone seemed to be her friend (besides Stina of course), and boys seemed to be all over her. Her brother even liked her. Which was a bit weird having Sophie over and him staring and tripping over himself and Sophie blushing. But it was a bit irritating at times.
   "Hey, Sophie?" Biana asked once when Sophie was over and they were alone in her room.
   "Yeah?"
   "Do... Do you like..." Biana tried, "um... Do you like Keefe?"
   Sophie widened her eyes wide. "No." She answered shortly.
   "No?" Biana felt a wave of relief wash over her as she heard Sophie.
   "No. I don't like him that way. I mean he's cute and nice and all but I've only ever thought about him as a freind," Sophie reassured. "I know you have a thing for him and that wouldn't be fair to you, if I did like him like that."
   Biana nodded carefully and then blushed deeply realizing that her crush on Keefe must be very obvious.
   "So... Who do you like then?" She wondered aloud. She had walked over to her dresser and grabbed a brush when she heard Sophie mutter a name ever so quietly,"...Fitz."
   "Yeah that's pretty obvious," Biana laughed.
   "What? Oh god, really? I mean I didn't want to tell you because he's your brother and all and I don't want to ruin our friendship like those girls who only became your friend-"
   "Shhhhhhh," Biana interrupted quickly and quietly. She vanished and silently crept to the door, careful not to make a sound. She then threw open the door to find her mother with a shocked face standing there.
   "I thought you were Fitz," Sophie breathed.
   "You sound disappointed, Sophie," Della smiled.
   "Nnnoooooooooooo please don't tell me you heard all of that!" Biana and Sophie groaned. The last thing they want is her mom to get involved in this. Sophie covered  her face with her hands and sighed.
   "Well anyway," Della continued. "Would you like to stay for dinner, Sophie?"
   "Oh no. I don't want to intrude on your dinner," Sophie answered quickly, looking up at Della.
   "It won't be intruding if I invited you."
   "Oh. Um, well oh alright. I'll go call my mom real quick," Sophie said awkwardly, getting up from her spot on the bed and walked out into the hallway to call her mother.
   "Is everything okay with you and Sophie?" Della asked. 
   "Yes. Everything... Everything is perfect. Mom, I think I found someone that'll be friends with me forever," Biana said looking at the door where Sophie was behind.
   "Yeah I think so too, sweetie." Della said as she kissed the top of Biana's head. "She's defiantly the type of person who you should be friends with for your entire life. You're lucky to have her."
   "Did you actually hear our conversation, mom?" Biana asked quietly.
   "Yes. I hope Sophie will one day become a Vacker, she would be a great addition to the family!"
   "Mom!"
   "What? She'd technically be you sister!" Della whispered excitedly.
   "Well if you out it that way, I guess it wouldn't be so bad-" Biana started, but stopped quickly when Sophie walked back in.
   "What?" Sophie asked when Della and Biana stared at her as she walked in.
   "Nothing," Biana said a bit too quickly for it to not be suspicious.
   "Dinner is going to be done in 30 minutes," Della called out as she walked out, dress flowing behind her. She shut the door behind her.
   "So... Fitz huh?" Biana snickered.
   "Oh not this again!" Sophie groaned.
   "It's weird that you like my brother!"
   "It's weird you like my best friend!"
   "Fair point."
   "Fitz, I know you're there! There no point, you can't hide from me!" Sophie said opening the door to Fitz leaning on the door, and stumbled onto Sophie and laughed lightly rubbing the back of his head, regaining balance.
   "What?" Biana demanded to her brother.
   "I came to say hi," Fitz siad, wincing at his own lame excuse.
   "Yeah right. Anyway, where were you?"
   "In the backyard with Keefe."
   "Keefe is here?" Biana said with a bright look on her face, ignoring Sophie's raised eyebrow.
   "He just left. Sorry," he added when his sisters face fell. "Anyway, what's up Sophie?" 
   "You can do better than that, Fitz," Biana said rolling her eyes before Sophie could answer.
   "What's that supposed to mean?" Fitz said, slightly going red.
   "I'm fine, Fitz. Thanks for asking," Sophie said through gritted teeth, throwing a warning look at Biana who decided then to shrug at her.
   "Are you staying for dinner?"
   "Yeah, though it looks like we're going to start now..." Sophie said looking at a clock (or whatever elves use for time).
   "Great." Fitz smiled, giving Sophie a look that Biana could easily see the affection in his eyes. But to Sophie it probably looked like strange strained look. Either Fitz was bad at flirting or Sophie was oblivious to it. Or both.
   "Let's head downstairs," Fitz looked at Biana, and gave her a nod.
   "Okay. Oh Sophie I need to tell you something real quick!" She said quickly.
   "Um, okay." Sophie lingered as Fitz headed down.
   "You're perfect for him. He obviously likes you."
   Sophie blushed a deep rose red and grabbed Biana's arm and dragged her down the stairs as Biana laughed a wicked laugh.
   "We're not talking about this anymore, Biana."
   "What ever you say Mrs. Vacker!" She howled, clutching her stomach.
   Sophie rolled her eyes and dragged a laughing Biana down the stairs and sat her down, still laughing at her own tease, and sat down next to her.
   But what Sophie didn't know was that Fitz had been listening to their entire conversation. Oops.