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Keefe was not ready for this.
He didn't know if this was going to go as planned.
He wasn't even sure if Sophie would even like his song.
He didn't know if this was a good idea.
What bothered him the most was the fact that there were so many 'what if's'. So many things that could go wrong.
"Don't worry too much, Keefe. You'll do fine." Fitz reassured him.
"And how are you so sure, 'Mr. Perfect'?" Keefe sighed.
Fitz raised an eyebrow. "Okay one, never call me that again. Two, because I believe in you."
"That sounds sappy." Keefe deadpanned.
"Will you ever take some credit for yourself?"
"I dunno. I mean, it's not like I deserve it. I'm a horrible person, I can't even come up with a decent apology." he grumbled.
"Not everyone is perfect Keefe, not even me." Fitz said, shrugging.
"That really helps Fitz."
"You know what I mean!"
Keefe suppressed a small grin. He knew Fitz was only trying to lift his spirits. He also knew that it wasn't helping that much.
Currently, the boys were waiting in an empty room by the gym, away from the main dance. The plan was to perform the song in front of everyone, but Keefe was having second thoughts about that.
"I still don't think this is a solid plan." he said, letting out a frustrated groan.
Fitz pointed at Keefe. "Well then do you have a better idea?"
Keefe faltered for a split second, but quickly recovered. He knew what he was doing, right? "Maybe I could sing her the song, but only to her. You said it yourself, I'm not here for autographs, I'm here to show Sophie how I really feel." he pointed out.
"I see you're starting to quote from the Fitzer," Fitz said, smirking. "And you probably came up with your first decent idea on your own." he joked.
Keefe rolled his eyes. "I can come up with my own plans."
"Keep telling yourself that."
"Gladly."
Keefe hoped this would work. Because if it didn't, he would keep beating himself up for it. For losing one of the only people he cared for.
