Welcome to Hollywood Arts (Robbie Shapiro x Reader)

Prom Night (Part Three)

The light-hearted feeling that being around Robbie seemed to naturally give you was replaced with heavy dread as you walked into the prom and saw Tori and the others standing by the punch bowl. You really liked everyone, even Tori up until her strangely mean behavior, and knew you shouldn't feel so nervous when hanging out with friends. You took a deep breath to try to calm yourself down, and Robbie squeezed your hand. It seemed like he could sense when you weren't feeling well.

"Hey its Robbie and y/n!" Andre said gesturing in your direction.

Everyone else subsequently greeted you as you joined the group. You noticed Tori didn't say anything to you, so you decided to break the ice.

"Hey Tori! I hope you know I'm not upset about earlier, I just get a little nervous when I'm put on the spot and don't know what to say." 

"Oh its totally fine y/n!" Tori started "We actually had a great meal without you."

The smile on your face was quickly replaced by a glare, but you kept your cool and decided that since she wouldn't stop being such a jerk, you were just going to ignore her. It was starting to bother you how she seemed to personally dislike you for some reason unbeknownst to you. 

"Tori has been acting really weird..." Robbie said in a low voice to you as everyone else was caught up in their own conversations "I mean yeah she can be bossy and a little rude but she doesn't usually act like this." 

"Its okay Robbie, let's just ignore it. We should be having fun at prom, not worrying about stuff." You replied cheerily. 

"You're right" Robbie replied with a smile. 

As the prom night continued, you found yourself getting along with the rest of the group pretty well. Even Jade was being nice to you and you felt like you were truly becoming a part of the gang. You noticed that Tori had been glaring at you almost the entire time, and that she was hardly talking to anyone in the group. You didn't know Tori well, but you did know she loved to talk and found her silence strangely eerie.