Triton's Bay

Late Night Phone Calls

About one year ago, I adopted a few stories from another author on Fanfiction.net who had to delete her account because of health issues. I wrote under the name "BillaB", in case anyone wants to look me up there.

Kellygirl, if you happen to be reading this: I hope you and your family are doing alright. It would be really helpful to me if you could send me some of your old documents so that I can use them for reference. Love, BillaB

On with the story!

Thank you to Kellygirl46 for letting me take over her stories. Unfortunately, she is unable to continue writing fanfiction due to health issues. I will be reposting and continuing with as many of her stories as possible. I will make some changes when re-posting, but I will do my best to be true to the original stories. I figured that "Triton's Bay" would be the best place to start since it was still in progress. Let me know if there are any specific stories of Kelly's that you would like to be reposted, and I will do my best to put them up.

I will also be reposting and continuing with "Diamond in the Rough" and "Fire and Fury". Let me know if you have any ideas for plot twists or if you would like to submit any OCs (I love receiving DMs).

The credit belongs to Disney and Kellygirl46.

This story is rated M for swearing, violence, sexual implications, and possible traumatic memories (if that happens, I will put up a warning and try to downplay it).

Reviews and constructive criticism are always welcome. Enjoy!

Chapter 1

8 Years Ago

She waited alone in the darkness of the driveway. What was she going to say? What would he say? Was she too late? Her thoughts rolled over and over in her head. She looked up and saw Sian come back out in his Batman costume. She smiled at him and sighed as she walked over to his car.

"Thank you for doing this. I think the hardest part was just being here at the castle. Every memory I have of Jay is here, you know. I just see him everywhere, even at the library." Lonnie took a breath and waited for him to open the car. "I just need to tell him how I feel. Then we'll deal with everything else, right?"

Lonnie turned and looked at Sian. She didn't understand why he was just standing there and not unlocking the door. She frowned at him and took a step closer to him. "Sian? I need to find him. I need to tell him how I feel."

"You just did," Jay said as he pulled the mask off his face. Lonnie felt a weight lift from her shoulders. A smile slowly crept across her face as she muffled a giggle with her hands. She ran into Jay's arms and wrapped herself around him, kissing him with everything she had. Jay smiled as he rested his forehead against Lonnie's.

"I thought you were leaving today?" Lonnie asked, running her fingers over his cheeks.

'"Yeah, I was going to, but I needed to see you one last time. Then, Sian came up and told me that I couldn't leave you like this." Jay whispered as he ran his thumbs over Lonnie's jawline.

Lonnie smiled and saw Sian standing behind them as their friends joined them one by one.

"What about Triton's Bay?" Lonnie whispered softly.

Jay smirked softly as he shrugged his shoulders and wrapped his arms around her waist. "I don't wanna talk about that right now. I wanna know, what it was you wanted to tell me?"

Lonnie sighed and tried to get her nerve up. "Standing here, in front of..." glancing over Jay's shoulder, Lonnie could see that her brother and all of their friends were watching them. "Everyone... I'm telling you that I love you."