Never Letting Go - Cody Simpson Fanfic

Chapter 38

"Let's get you home, you're shaking." Cody said and started to lead me back to the house. "Let's never speak of this again." I suggested. "Are you ashamed of me?!" He pretended to be offended. "No, I just think it's that corny." "You're into all that chick flick, sloppy, lovey shit." "You're a seventeen-year-old guy. You shouldn't be into that." "I'm not." He laughed and opened the door.

"Can we have some towels?" I called. Mom and Auntie Julie went rushing upstairs and then came back down. Auntie Julie wrapped me up in a towel like I was five while Mom did the same to Cody. "Go sit in front of the fire, I'll make you some hot chocolate." Auntie Julie said and went off.

"We should go out in the rain more often." Cody laughed and went into the living room. I followed him and sat down by the fire. "You look like a drowned rat." Will laughed. "Charming." I said sarcastically. "We were expecting you home straight away, what were you doing in the pouring rain for half an hour?" Uncle Mark asked.

I looked at Cody with a smirk. "Oh come on! You're seventeen, man!" Will half-shouted with a groan. "What were they doing?" Uncle Mark asked in confusion. "All that girly, smushy stuff, like kissing in the rain." "Come on, dude. Give yourself some respect." Uncle Mark moaned. I giggled at them.

Mom and Auntie Julie came in with our mugs of hot chocolate and handed them to us. "We'll clear off in a bit and you can make up your bed." Auntie Julie told Cody. "Okay. I'm gonna have another shower before bed though." "Yeah, me too." I agreed.

"Look at the pair of you." Mom laughed. "What?" Cody asked. "They've always been like this. If there was something that they shouldn't be doing they'd be first to do it. Even when they didn't get along, they'd do it just to make us mad." "It was a love/hate relationship, then?" Auntie Julie asked. I shook my head quickly. "I really really really hated him." I comfirmed. Cody stayed quiet though.

"Cody?" Will awaited his response. "Oh yeah, I hated her too." He nodded. I smiled at him which made him smile back. "Alright well, we're gonna leave you alone now." "Okay." I said. "No, you're going upstairs too." Mom told me. "I know. I'm having a shower." I smiled and went into the kitchen with mine and Cody's mugs.

After my shower I went downstairs. The living room was empty so I got into Cody's bed and waited for him. He soon appeared and got into bed too. "You said that Cara called, is everything okay?" He pulled me close to him. I laid on my back and he laid on his side, resting his weight on his elbow.

"Yeah. The doctor said that she's going to be early, any time from now!" "That's great!" "I know but I wanna be in Cali when it happens so that I can be there." "I swear you're not allowed in the room?" "Obviously I'm not going to watch her give birth but after, I wanna see the baby as soon as it's born." I smiled.

"You're gonna be a good auntie." "I am. And you're gonna be a good uncle." "Uncle? I'm sorry but we're not married." "But you're gonna be the baby's uncle." I frowned. Cody sighed and smiled at me. "Of course." He leaned down and kissed my nose. "Good boy." I giggled. "You're my good girl." He smirked and slowly slid his hand up my leg.

"No touchy." I pushed it away. "Touchy?" He laughed. "Mhm. There will be none of that as long as we're in here." "Let's go outside then." "Classy." I scoffed which made Cody laugh. "I'm just joking." "You're not that desperate then?" "Funny one." He rolled his eyes and laid flat next to me. "Shh. It's sleepy time now." I kissed his lips and then cuddled up to him.

I was woken up in the morning by someone getting into the bed. I opened my eyes to see George laid next to me. Cody was gone. "G'morning, mate." I smiled. "Mommy's making bacon." "Yummy." I proped up the pillow and sat up.

A few minutes later everyone came into the living room. Cody passed me a bacon sandwich. "Thanks." I smiled at him. He got into bed next to George and took a bite from his own. "Here's your one." Mom gave George his. Lilly sat on the end of the bed while everyone else found a seat and sat down too.