The Counselors

chapter four.

a/n: First off, I would just like to say that these last three chapters have been fun to write because they are super funny (mostly because I know this would never happen and I know the people and yeah...). Anyways, off to more cringiness, that's not a word

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People wish they could do something different after the moment that it happened in; they want to change it. If anything, Cody wanted to go back and change the moment. He wished he had just said his feelings before she walked off, but the thing was he wasn't sure (like she was). 

Confused, and yet alone again, Becca sat in her bed wishing she that she did not leave him there in that moment. The night past and the sun light of the morning broke through the windows of the two counselors. 

After Cody had awoken, he picked up his phone and his finger lingered over Becca's name in his contacts, but instead he scrolled down and click Ashley's name, the counselor at the archery range. Ashley had dirty blonde hair and was an average teenaged girl compared to Becca. Becca was a short, brown headed girl with a unique personality. 

Cody himself was not average, but not too different compared to Becca. Cody was tall, skinny, and had blonde hair that was slicked over, and parted, to his left. 

He texted Ashley and told her to meet him for coffee before camp at the Starbucks near by. 

Meanwhile, Becca thought about Cody and yet she didn't do anything either. She got ready and also headed for a beverage, from Starbucks. Cody and Ashley had already arrived when Becca was about to pull open the door, but instead, she turned around and went back to her car. 

Becca was not the type to cry, so she didn't. She ignored her feelings and kept them bottled up inside, but like any bottle, when you add too much liquid, it spills. Becca drove down the freeway debating whether to go to work today, but she stuck through it and went anyway. 

She arrived at camp around the same time Cody did and the both walked in around the same time. She could see the conflict and partial regret in Cody's eyes but when he noticed that she was looking, he quickly covered up his emotion. 

One thing about her though is that she was spectacular at reading people. And she could read him the best. 

"Hey," he said softly. 

"What's up?" she replied, trying to play off her anger. Currently, the had already clocked in and were walking to get their group from the morning drop off area. 

"I'm sorta tired, how about yourself?"

"I'm," she debated on telling him her true emotion, "ok..." 

Her voice was full of pain and cody could hear that but he couldn't act upon it because by the time he was going to say it, they had already received their campers for the day. 

"Today will be very interesting," they both thought. 

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"Hey Rob," Becca said.

"Hey Becs, long time no see."

"I know, how are the younger ones?"

"They are very fun, I guess you could say. The Clowns doing good?"

"They are great." 

"I heard about your scare in the woods during that storm." Her mind immediately flickered back to Cody's warm arm wrapped around her. She was oddly comforted for a moment by the memory but then she came back to reality.

"Yeah, me and Cody went out into the woods and looked for Brody. We couldn't even see hardly so we had to wait out the storm. It was a very... different day." 

"I would think so."

"Hey Rob, can I catch at a later time? I have to run," she said as soon as her genius idea popped into her head. Rob was a counselor who was about her age and she wanted Cody's attention so she was going to do the most obvious thing to do, date Rob. 

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Cody's POV

I didn't really mind spending time with Ashley. She was easy to talk to and she likes me but I am not really certain about my feelings are with her, with anyone. I like being with Becca because everything is seamless, I don't have to give effort, the magic is already there. With Ashley, she needs your attention which can sometimes not be the best quality about her. 

She is very average compared to Becca. Becca is a lot more quirky and has her differences compared to Ashley. She is the high school average popular girl who was on the cheerleading squad and played volleyball. In a way, I am hanging out with Ashley more not only to get a breath of fresh air, compared to awkward air, but I want to get Becca's attention and make her realize her feelings. 

I don't know but maybe it will help me realize mine.