Ch 7 - Two Months Later

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~Billy's P.O.V.~

Kelli's parents are now divorced. It makes it a lot easier on Kelli and Kirra. Kelli told me about Kyler. Why would her dad kill his own son?

"Good morning, bro." Kelli says walking into my dressing room. She's a lot happier now that she's not getting abused or always around fighting.

"Good morning." I say. I take a drink she has in her hand and take a sip.

"Give that back!" she tells me taking it back. She finishes it off the sits on the floor.

"Bored?" I ask. She nods. Then smiles. "I hate that smile. Please don't."

"I'm sorry." Kelli says. She puts her legs out on either side of her and does the splits.

"Kelli!" I whine. She laughs and changes directions after a while.

"Big baby." she says.

"I may be a big baby, but you love me." I tease.

"I do." she says. She stands up. Not for long though. Soon she's in a back walkover and does two across the room.

"I dare you to do those all the way down to the set room." I say. She stands back up.

"Challenge accepted." she smiles. I open the door and she does back walkover all the way down to set.

"Dude, Kelli! Why do you do that?" Spencer asks as she comes in.

"Billy dared me to." she smiled. I roll my eyes.

"By the way, how are you doing?" Spencer asks.

"What do you mean?" Kelli asked sitting down.

"About, Kyler and your parents." Spencer clarifies. I see her stiffen at the word 'parents.'

"Better. We should go to the beach." Kelli says, quickly changing subjects.

"How about after filming?" Kevin says walking in. We all get up and start the day.

~Kelli's P.O.V.~

I feel so much better. Everything's going good. Kirra even won the regional spelling bee. She's headed to Washington D.C. next week. Other than that, everything is back to the way it was two years ago. Well, without Kyler. I'm closer than ever to Billy. He's still my soul brother. I've kept in contact with Olivia and Dove. We went to the premire of Cloud 9 with Dove. It was awesome. Other than that, everything's good.

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