5SOS Child Preferences

Dating (1.2)

Calum:

Calum and Cameron were both inside his room. Cameron was getting ready for his first date and Calum was helping him out on what to wear and everything. "Dad, I'm nervous." Cameron sighed.

"Don't be." Calum chuckled. "Just act natural, just like how you are when they come to visit or we come over theirs."

"I suddenly got scared of uncle Luke." He nervously laughed. "What if he'll hate me from this day forward?"

"Luke isn't like that. He'll understand." Calum patted his son's shoulders as Cameron took one last look in the mirror. "Good luck." He smiled.

You lent you car to Cameron for the mean time so he can drive Brooklyn to the movies. "No sex!" Calum told his son before leaving.

"Dad! I know!"

Luke:

"Brooklyn, Cameron's already downstairs." You knocked on her door and entered her room.

She was in front of the mirror, foxing herself up. "Oh my god. How do I look?" She asked you, she was obviously nervous.

"You look stunning, sweetie." You smiled and fixed her hair. "Now go downstairs, he's waiting for you."

While you and your daughter were upstairs, Luke and Cameron has a conversation. "Hey, uncle Luke." Cameron tried to smile and greet his uncle like he used to.

"Hey, Cameron." Luke greeted. "So you finally decided to ask my daughter out." He said, trying not to sound scary.

"If it's okay with you. I mean, I promise I won't hurt her." Cameron's palms were certainly sweating as he constantly rubs it in his pants.

"Better keep that promise, young man." He said, he was supposed to say more things but Brooklyn showed up already.

"Hey, Cameron." Brooklyn waved at her date. Cameron was speechless upon seeing her, not in a dress but in black skinny jeans and a simple flannel. She was still beautiful. "I'm gonna go now, dad." Brooklyn walked up to Luke and gave him a goodbye kiss.

"Both of you stay safe." Luke reminded before the two got out of the house and left.

Ashton:

Jake rang the doorbell and expected the mum to open the door up for him and five him a warm welcome but it was Ashton who opened up the door instead. "You must be Jake." Ashton said, he sounded quite different form his chirpy self.

"Yes, sir." Jake nodded. Ashton stepped aside to let the visitor in. He made Jake sit on the living room while waiting for Amanda.

"Care to introduce yourself?" Ashton said and sat in front of the couch where Jake is.

"Uh, yeah. Sorry." Jake apologized. "I'm Jake Sanders, a member of the football team and I'm actually a year ahead of your daughter, sir. I haven't dated as much girls as jocks are rumored to be." He said. He sounded polite and nervous at the same time.

"You better not cheat on Amanda, or you're going to have to deal with me." Ashton threatened, which you told him not to do but he still did.

Minutes later, Amanda came out of her room. "Sorry, it took so long." She apologized.

"No, no, it's okay. It wasn't that long." Jake smiled at her and the look in his eyes was just like how Ashton looks at you.

"Take care of her, or else." Ashton said for the last time.

"Bye, dad." Amanda gave Ashton a goodbye kiss before leaving with her date.

Michael:

"You got everything you need?" Michael asked Alex after they've put all the picnic stuff in the car.

"Yeah, all set!" Alex answered. It was finally the day he would take Nancy out on a date.

"Better take care of my guitar, dude!" Zach told his brother. He successfully taught his brother one song on the guitar. "Don't mess up with the chords." He reminded.

"Pizza's at the backseat, Alex." Allison told her twin. Alex was completely nervous because of his date's parents.

"Be yourself and everything will be perfect." You told him. He looked really handsome in his button up navy blue top and khaki skinny jeans. Lad.

"Thank you guys so so much." Alex said. Basically, everyone in the family was involved on planning for the date.

"Just don't have sex until you get married." Michael said, as if he didn't have pre-marital sex.

"Dad, I won't have sex tonight or anytime sooner okay?" Alex told his dad.

"Okay you two, enough of that." You chuckled. "Better go now. Your date's waiting for you." You told your son.