Palm Woods Love | Kendall Knight

Chapter 29

Carlos
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I was fed up with everyone telling me that I couldn't date the Jennifer's. Yeah, they could have any guy at the Palm Woods that they wanted, but they chose me. I, Carlos, was chosen by the attractive Jennifer's.

"Let's go Carlos. You need to buy me new shoes and clothes." Jennifer pulled me by the arm through the Palm Woods lobby. "But can I eat a corn—"

"No."

They won't even let me eat a corn dog for crying out loud, and I love corn dogs. I immediately obeyed and bought whatever the Jennifer's wanted, making my credit card go completely broke after an hour of using it.

"Man, my credit card is a bust. Blew all that money that I worked up for Big Time Rush." I sighed to myself, slouching in the chair at the table once the Jennifer's left. "Ha, more like Big Time Blew It." I jerked my head up and saw Jett standing by the doorframe.

"What's it to you, Jett?" I didn't bother to look at him again. "You know, Carlos, I think that you and Jennifer's are no good for each other." Jett placed a hand on my shoulder and sat down next to me.

"How come?"

"Put it this way. You haven't been able to do anything that you enjoy doing because the Jennifer's force you to do what they want. They command orders from you and you obey, and it's like they have some sort of magical spell on you or something. Never mind that. You need to show the Jennifer's who Carlos really is." I was utterly shocked by Jett's words.

Jett is the type of guy to pick a fight or make stupid remarks, kind of like James in a way. But what he said made me realize that I have been doing everything that the Jennifer's wanted, without thinking it through. When Jett left, I grabbed my wallet and credit card and left to tell the Jennifer's that I can't be with them.

I arrived at their door and knocked without any hesitation. "Oh good. Carlos, we need you." Before they could grab my arm and pull me inside, I stepped farther back and cleared my throat.

"Jennifer's, I don't think this is going to work out." I motioned my arms towards me and the three of them. Their mouths dropped open and a gasp came flying out. "Hold on. What I'm trying to say is that I can't date all of you and have you guys making me go broke." I said again, holding up my credit card for them to see.

"You're breaking up with us?"

All I did was shake my head. The door slammed shut in my face, leaving me without words. They took that way differently than I expected. I shook my head and headed back to see Logan so I could tell him that he was right about them and me.

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"Logan?" I asked into the emptiness of the apartment. "Up here!" He shouted from the slide. I didn't bother to use the stairs, so I just climbed up through the slide itself. "What's up?" Logan was looking through a notebook, writing down notes on a separate sheet of paper. The front of the notebook definitely wasn't his, so I assumed it was probably Katie's.

"You were right. I just broke with with Jennifer. Or all of them." I lightly chuckled to myself. He gently closed the notebook, and set it next to him, then faced me.

"I told you all along, but you didn't listen to me. Maybe you should go for a girl that won't use you for your money or use you for their needs."

Speaking of money, I pulled out my wallet and credit card and threw it at him. "I'm broke. I had at least three hundred dollars on that card and now there's nothing."

"What you need to do is take time to yourself. Don't worry about finding a girlfriend right now. And maybe you should—" I cut him off because I knew what he was about to say.

"I am not ditching my helmet." I crossed my arms across my body and pouted. "Scratch that then, I guess."

Logan has given me a lot of advice, and I stuck to what he said and gave myself time to figure out who I am and not worry about girls. Although that's going to be hard, I managed that anyways.

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