Ordinary {An O2l Fanfiction}

Chapter Nine

Recap (Don''t have to read, just a refresher):

Trevor gets pranked multiple times, one on purpose, one on accident. Kian and Ricky caught it all on tape, making Trevor mad, but he forgave Marisa because she was in on it too. Ricky starts to talk to him for a few minutes while he messes with the camera and then started recording the end of the video. They all try to figure out what they want to do after the video ends and Connor wants Starbucks, but Jc says it's closed. Marisa was taken home in a car with Connor and Trevor because her mom had texted her saying she needed her back at the hotel for some reason. 

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{Kian's POV} 

It's been a few weeks since the meet and greet in LA and I can't get Alexis off my mind. Yeah, I know I'm dating Andrea right now, but there's something that Alexis has that she doesn't. Sometimes she understands me better than Andrea ever has. Ever since I met Alexis, she's texted me nonstop, asking me if I'm okay, how life is, and other things, like telling me how she is. Andrea never texts me anymore, she's busy, and I get it, but there are some times when she isn't busy, and I know she isn't because her friends always tell me that they've been with her. 

It's like she doesn't care about me anymore. She always seems like she doesn't love me the way I loved her. Whenever I tried to hug her, it was awkward. What if she's cheating on me?

I decided I needed to talk to her in person. I didn't want to be a jerk and do it over text and she has had that happen before in a previous relationship, she was miserable. I called her and told her to meet me at the park around the corner by the swings. 

I grabbed my penny board and rode down to the park to wait for her to come. There were only a few people there when I set my board next to the swing. I looked around to see if I could see her coming. Soon, I saw a little old lady come over to me.

"Waiting for someone?" She asked.

"Yeah, I am." I smiled. "Girlfriend?" She wondered.

"Yeah." My smile faded.

"What's the matter, son?" She asked, sitting on the swing next to me. 

"I'm not sure it's working out anymore." I sighed, folding my hands and looking down at them. 

"That's too bad." She said, looking out to the distance. Out of the corner of my eye, I could see Andrea walking down the street, looking at her phone. I looked up and saw the lady looking at her.

"Is that the girl?" She asked me, not looking away.

"Yeah. It is." I said plainly.

"Well, whatever happens between the two of you, just know it's for the better. If you break up today, there are other girls out there for you that would love to be with you, and I know that for a fact. I'll leave you two alone now." She said, standing up from the swing. 

"Thank you for talking with me, ma'am." I smiled.

"Call me Linda." She held out her hand. I reached out and grabbed her hand, shaking it. She told me that she comes here at the same time every day to see the birds and feed them, even though she isn't supposed to. She started to walk down the long pathway, stopping to catch her breath a few times.

Andrea came over to me and sat down, not putting her phone down. "Andrea, how are you?" I asked, looking to her.

"Oh, I'm good." She didn't look up.

"Would you please just look at me?!" I started to get angry. She put her phone down after locking it. "Thank you." I sighed. "What did you want me to be here for? I've got to get back to-"