We Always Find Our Way Back Home

Chapter 1

Imagine this...

Your parents think you and your first boyfriend that you had at fifteen are going to live happily ever after and they decide to buy you two a house for when you get older. Then a year later you two break up and that house just sits there abandoned for years.

Well, that is a shortened version of what happened between me and my first boyfriend, Bradley Steven Perry. Our parents really thought we were going to be together forever and raise a family and grow old together. At the time we were Disney Channel's power couple and everyone loved us. Now we barely even speak. If we ever see each other we will say hi and be friendly. We see each other at red carpets maybe twice a year and we always text each other on our birthday's to wish each other a happy birthday. As for that, there isn't much contact.

So we dated for a little over a year and then all the pressure of being famous and traveling and everyone knowing about our relationship got to us and we broke up. It was a mutual thing. We still talk so there are no hard feelings. So when we broke up the house just got abandoned. No one went there and nobody talked about it. The house is still in my parents and his parent's names so we still own it. But now it's time to get rid of it.

Our parents did do a lot of setting up to the house before we broke up. There are pictures, furniture, plates, bowls and stuff for eating in the kitchen. Clearly no food.

Our break up happened about three years ago. We are both now nineteen.

My parents told me last week that me and Bradley are going to the house to clean it out and paint and stuff because they are selling it. It's being put to no use and they have no reason to own it. That is happening tomorrow.

Let me just tell you a little bit about how I expect this to go.

I expect it to be awkward. We are going to have to be alone together all day. Every time I have seen him since the break up was at a public place.

We are just going to have to wait to find out what happens