Author Note:
Random: Good Lord! I am so sorry! This took forever, I know! I'm a terrible person, to make you all wait so long.
Hikaru: Warning: Nothing but some language, there Teenagers! They are going to curse!
Koaru: Disclaimer: She does not own the Victorious cast of Aeropostale and Hot topic...
Random: So, thank you all for the reviews/favs/alerts! And to anyone that is still reading this! I'm so sorry this took so long. I got caught up in school and working on my other BTR stories (That's my original fandom) I neglected this one! I hope it's okay, because I don't think it was worth the wait, but I'll let you deiced that! Please review! They really do help me continue with this story! Now ENJOY!
Beck sighed angrily as he watched Adam and Robbie interact. They were all currently at the mall, this was an attempt of Beck's to hang with Robbie, but made the mistake of asking the bushy haired teen while the others were around. Instead of just Robbie and him, it turned into Robbie, Beck, and everyone else.
The idiot blond was taking up most of Robbie's time and he wasn't able to get anywhere near Robbie. And this had been his attempt at getting him away from Adam, but all Robbie did so far was be with Adam. Well, he was having none of that today! Damn it! He got up and grabbed Robbie's arm and pulled him away from the blond.
"Beck! What in the world?"
"We're spending time together." Beck said bluntly.
"But I had plans-"
"I don't give a shit. We haven't hung out since Adam transferred two months ago! We. Are. Hanging. Out!" He said sternly, stopping to face Robbie. He saw that Robbie was thinking for a second.
"Huh…we haven't have we…well what you want to do then?" He asked, smiling at Beck. The Canadian jumped for joy inside.
"Movie?" Beck asked, forcing himself not to sound too excited.
Robbie shrugged. "Yeah, sure! I've been wanting to see that new zombie movie."
"Okay." Beck pulled his phone out and looked up the next showing. "It doesn't start for another hour. Want to get something to eat?"
Robbie nodded and they walked to the nearest stand, which happened to be a hotdog stand. "One regular with mustarded, onion, and ketchup and one vegetarian hotdog with ketchup." Beck ordered.
Robbie chuckled as the vender made their hot dogs. "Don't have to worry about you kissing me."
Beck blushed. "W-What?"
"Onions. People don't normally order things with onions, if they intend to kiss them." Robbie explained, eyes twinkling with amusement.
"O-oh, Ha, yeah. Don't have to worry about that, buddy." Beck laughed nervously.
The vender handed over the hot dogs. "That'll be 10." He said. Beck nodded and went for his wallet in his pocket, but stopped when he saw a hand reach over his shoulder and give the vender the money. Beck forced himself not to shiver as Robbie spoke into his ear.
"I'll pay. Think of it as an apology for not hanging out." Beck turned to look at Robbie, their faces so close together. The Canadian blushed and looked away quickly.
"Um, thanks." He said quietly, taking a bit out of his hotdog to try and hide his blush. He hated how much Robbie had an effect on him.
They lapsed into silence as they walked to the movie, eating their hot dogs. Beck finally broke, the question on his mind had been bothering him for forever. "How'd you meet Adam?"
Robbie stopped and looked at Beck. "That's random. Why do you want to know?"
Beck bit his lip in thought for a moment, before shrugging. "You're my friend Robbie. And I'd like to know how my friend meet his boyfriend."
Robbie nodded and started walking again. "Well, it wasn't really anything special. I meet him at one of my dad's parties he forced me to go to. We just hit it off." He shrugged.
"Why him?" Beck asked, before he could stop himself. "I mean, you've never showed interest in other guys until Adam. What made him so special?"
Something changed in Robbie as he answered. "I'd been interested in…guys before Adam, just never acted upon them. The, um, guys I liked would never like me back. Adam's the only one that's showed an interest in me."
"I'm sure that's not true. You're a great guy Rob."
Robbie smiled at him. "Thanks, but Adam is the only one that has, well that I noticed anyway."
"See! I bet there is tons of guys who like you, you just don't see it!" Beck said, taking note of the irony.
"Well, it doesn't matter now. I have Adam and I'm happy with him." Robbie said, finishing his hotdog.
Beck deflated a little. Robbie didn't realize that he was talking about himself. We was with Adam. He fucking hated that bastard. "Um, yeah guess it doesn't."
Robbie gave him a curious look. "You okay?"
"Yeah! Of course! Hey there's the theater!" Beck said, changing the subject quickly. He grabbed Robbie's hand and dragged the curly haired boy to the ticket booth. "I'll take to tickets to that new Zombie movie." He said, taking out his wallet. He didn't know exactly what the movie was called, but hey, there was a new zombie movie practically every week.
The girl behind the glass, hit a few buttons and the tickets printed. "That be 8.50."
Beck was once again stopped from paying as Robbie's arm was slung around one shoulder and he reached forward to hand the money over, half of his chest pressed against Becks back. "I'm paying remember?" Robbie asked, stirring Beck away from the booth to the concession stand, arms still wrapped around his shoulder.
Beck had to force a shiver down when Robbie's breath ghosted over his neck. "L-Let me pay for at least the drinks, o-or something."
Robbie shook his head no. "I've been so wrapped up with Adam lately that I forgot about you. You're my best friend Beck, I need to make time for you, boyfriend or not."
Beck felt his heart flutter in his chest as Robbie turned to order popcorn and two drinks. At least he knew that Robbie still wanted him as a friend. "Thanks Rob." He said quietly.
Robbie smiled. "No problem, want any candy or something?" Beck shook his head, he hesitated for second to debate with himself, but wrapped one arm around Robbie's slim waist once he decided. He waited for the other brunet to give him a weird look or tell him to get off, but it never came and soon they were wrapped up in conversation as they headed to the theater showing their movie.
They found seats and waited for the movie to start. They'd come to the movie rather early, Beck guessed they have a good 20 minutes before the previews start. He sat there and watched the ads for local car shops and restraint appear on the screen. He idle ate the popcorn as he waited, just enjoying having Robbie sitting next to him.
"Do you like Adam?" Robbie asked suddenly, making Beck jump.
"Huh?" He muttered intelligently.
Robbie looked down at his hands in his lap. "I mean, it seems like you don't really like Adam…" Robbie paused. "You both give each other these looks that seem…less than friendly."
Beck bit his lip nervously, he couldn't just tell Robbie he hated his boyfriend. That would create the exact opposite reaction to what he wanted to do. But he couldn't say he like the guy either. "He's…okay. Not really kind of guy, I guess."
"What do you mean?"
"Well I just normally associate with guys like him, you know, um, surfer." He fished for a appropriate response. "Well, you know my friends. Andre is musical, you're the farthest away from sporty as one could get. I just hang out with people that normally, if we went to a normal high school, would be labeled as weird. Adam's…normal, I guess. The same probably goes for him too. He looks like the popular jock that hangs with other popular jocks. Not bad boy types like me." Beck laughed at himself, was he really a bad boy? The things he wanted Robbie to do to him, were probably the farthest thing from what a 'bad boy' would want to be done to him.
He looked over to Robbie and saw he was thinking. "That makes since...You two are cut from completely different cloth."
"Yeah Aeropostale and Hot Topic different." He joked. He heard Robbie laugh and he smiled. Robbie was just so beautiful, when he laughed it light up his whole body. He never wanted that laugh or smile to disappear. He had a feeling though, if Robbie stayed with Adam, it would.