Savannah chuckled slightly,"Well we can't really play sports in the middle of a corridor..."she said. Plus she really didn't want to play any sports anyway, sports and Savannah just didn't go together. She would just rather watch a hot guy playing a sport instead. Savannah rolled her eyes she spoke and pulled his shoulder away."Uh..kind of. Your a comfy pillow. do you like not like having a pretty girl laying her head on your shoulder ?"She said. Savannah rolled her eyes once again she heard him speak,"Yes, Olivia. sorry, I forgot her name."she lied.

"Well, it's not that we couldn't.. we're just not really supposed to.." Aiden actually thought about it. They could easily play football here; the corridor was rather capacious anyhow. He looked to Savannah, then reconsidered. "And of course I like that. If the circumstances were different, I'd let you." Eh. She still couldn't even remember Olivia's name? Figures..

She laughed, well that would be weird, playing football in a corridor. Aiden would obviously win, there was no doubt about it. Savannah was...rather small in size and Aiden was a lot large plus Savannah was awful at sports.She leaned her head against the pillar, biting her lip."Whatever..."she muttered, with a tiny sigh. She was starting to get tired of this whole rejection thing."I wish the circumstances were different.."she said, in a low voice."Wait...what are the circumstances anyway ?"She said, lifting her head up and tilting it to the side.

Savannah sure was sneaky at trying to get him to talk. But he didn't want to bring it up with her. He knew how it would go. "The circumstances are: no kissing, no flirting, et cetera." Oh, gosh. That did sound pretty lame. But if it meant he'd get Ella, then so be it. Ehh.. he didn't look at Savvy; who knew if she'd just explode on him again.

Savannah stuck her tounge out in a childish way,"Eh..."she said while doing so. What were they supposed to do ? Just talk ? That was boring."Well then these conversations between us are going to get pretty damn boring quick."she said, with a frown. She was still going to do it though, SAvy knew Aiden would change his mind eventually."Maybe should like..just go back to Beauxbatons, clearly I'm not wanted here."She said, looking at the ground.

Well.. maybe she was right. Their conversations could get somewhat boring, then, but that was the way it had to be. "Hmh." He smirked and rolled his eyes as she suggested that she just go on back to Beauxbatons. "Oh, quit it with the self-pity act. I like you here and once you get closer friends, they'll want you here too."

Now it was her turn to roll her eyes, he was lying. Why would he want her here ? Just to talk, pft..yeah right."Doubt it."She said, shaking her head. It just flat out didn't make sense unless he wanted to see her suffer or something ? That didn't sound like Aiden though."and I doubt I will get closer friends."she said, shaking her head. She was miserable.

Aiden really didn't feel like telling her over and over again to just quit with the self-pity stuff. Sighhhh. He remained silent and stared across the corridor at the opposite wall. Hogwarts was proving to be the most complicated school in existence.

"What did I do wrong ?"Savannah said, automatically going into panic mode. He was walking away, not good. Savannah stamped her foot on the ground,"Why can't I do anything right with you,Aiden ? Why is it EVERYTHING I do doesn't work ? You always end up running off,Aiden. I don't get it....."she said, looking at him from across the hallway. Savannah then shook her head and ran up to Aiden on the opposite side of the hallway,"Like, WHAT AM I DOING WRONG ?"she said, clearly flustered.

Whoa. Here came a Savannah flip-out. "You should just.." He shook his head. "Don't count on me to be your boyfriend, all right?" Aiden looked down at his lap. Really, he could tell she was trying with him. But he really couldn't. She did have to be nicer, though, if she wanted any improvement in the friends area. Nicer to everyoneee. He stood up. "I've gotta go." He hoped she wouldn't beg him to stay because he wouldn't.

Savannah put her face in her palms, letting out a sigh of agony."That's not helping !!!!"She said, looking his way. It didn't even make sense to her ! "most guys would kill to be in your shoes, Aiden."She said, frowning. It was the truth and Aiden probably knew it. Guys were either scared or attracted to her, there was no other way. Aiden was different though. Savannah raised an eyebrow as he said he was leaving, "What ? No."she said, grabbing his hand and looking up at him. "Please don't leave me..."

Breathing heavily, Legend picked himself back from off the ground. The fourth year's last fall had been terrible, he had almost ended up falling down the stairs, so it was obvious that he needed practice. Legend looked around to make sure that no one was watching and attempted to preform another round of back handsprings in the corridor. Usually he would be doing this outside, but it was the middle of January and there was NO way he was going outside in the cold now! Plus, this hallway was safer. Because if he broke his arm then the hospital wing was right there.

Taking a deep Legend swung his arms and jumped backward. He only did one and it had been perfect, until the landing. At the last moment his foot slipped and he fell right back down again. "Gah! I could do this before." He muttered angrily as he laid back on the cold stone floor.

After a long, draining conversation with one of her two Gryffindor cousins, Katie shuffled along the corridors alone, slowly working her way down from the Fifth floor back to the Hufflepuff Common Room, she supposed.

Nearing the Third floor, Katie lightly hopped off the last step of the staircase she had come from and started down the wide open corridor. Lost in thought, the young Hufflepuff remembered bits and parts of her and Jae's talk, not paying enough attention to notice something large and solid laying on the stone floor. "Oof!" the noise left Katie's mouth before she could even comprehend what had happened, a bewildered expression on her face as she blinked and looked behind her to see what she could have possibly tripped over.

Of course, it had to be HIM. Why couldn't it have just been a statue sprang to life and decided to sit in the middle of the corridor? That would have been better, even if the landing wouldn't have been as soft as landing halfway on Gryffindor. Groaning loudly, Katie pulled her legs in close and began to dust her skirt, not bothering to stand up. "What in merlin's name are you doing on the ground, Legend?" She asked exasperatedly, her dark eyes glancing up and over to him as she did.

Legend hadn't even heard the sound of anyone approaching. His breathing had distracted him. Like he was taught- he had to breath deeply and evenly to gain back his energy. His breathing concentration was quickly disrupted as a sharp pain suddenly came from his legs, before he knew it someone had fallen on top of him. "What is WRONG with you?" He spat sharply, his deep voice sounded as though it could cut like a knife.

Gazing at the person who had tripped over him he quickly covered his mouth with his hand. It was Katie. He glared at her as to dare her to say ANYTHING about his voice. He wasn't even sure if it was done changing but he DID sound different.

Oh this boy had SOME NERVE to ask what was wrong with her, he was the reason she had tripped in the first blasted place! "Wrong with ME?! YOU'RE the one laying in the middle of the corridor, and you want to know what's wrong with ME!" Katie uttered shrilly, dark eyes narrowed in a usual glare directed at the blonde boy. He had to be kidding. As if she needed another reason to be mad at him! "HMMPH," the huffy noise rang sharply in her own ears as brushed furiously at her robes until finally she stopped, dropping her hands into her lap.

After a moment she allowed herself to look at the Gryffindor again, still glaring, she noticed he had covered his mouth and as a result she rolled her eyes. "You're ridiculous. ABSOLUTELY ridiculous!" She'd had enough.

Legend snapped. Usually he was okay. But with Katie....GAAHH she was so frustrating. SOOO frustrating. He hadn't done anything wrong. Jumping up to his feet. Legend looked down upon her- in both ways. He towered over her AND he didn't respect her at ALL anymore. "Yeah what's wrong with YOU. Something OBVIOUSLY cause any NORMAL person would see a bloody body on the ground AND MOVE." It took all his strength to control the tone of his voice. He didn't even CARE now what she said.

"I'm NOT ridiculous! You make fun of me and LAUGH and expect me not to be hurt? What am I superman? Some type of robot? Okay fine hahah you just LAUGH and I just take it? You're ridiculous, and pathetic." He wasn't angry anymore, his mouth turned down into a frown. He wasn't angry at Katie no. He was just...disappointed?

William had just been walking around, looking for the third floor corridor like he wanted to. Finding it he frowned, hearing noises coming from the hall, where he couldn't exactly see. Someone was shouting at someone else, causing a huge ruckus. Not being the type to get into arguments, or save people from arguments, instead watching and listening Will none the less walked on down, seeing the light slowly pierce his eyes.

Of course.

Legend and Katie.

"OI!" he shouted. "What's going on in here eh?" he asked jogging up to the duo and frowning deeply. Something had to be going on, Katie looked like she was about to blow steam and Legend, well he looked like Legend. Why was it always those two fighting? Couldn't they get along for like five minutes? "Who fell and who fell on top of who?" he asked, confusing himself with his own question as he crossed his arms, clearly not amused. A headache was forming he knew it.

Katie's temper rose that much more having to look up at Legend, who was standing too close for her comfort zone. He was incredibly lucky he was not actually even slightly bent over her because she would have taken the chance of getting in trouble with a Professor by either shoving or kicking him. She wouldn't have given it a second thought; he had NO right to treat her that way. "I DIDN'T SEE YOU!" the young Hufflepuff quite literally screamed at the boy, squeezing her eyes shut as she did. Soon as her eyes fluttered into view again, the glaring continued. "I wasn't looking at the FLOOR and I shouldn't have HAD to! SO SORRY I wasn't aware people just lay scattered in the corridors now-a-days, I didn't get the MEMO!" He didn't need to know she wasn't paying all that much attention to her surroundings in the first place, it was HIS fault.

He was on about THAT again!? At this rate, they would not survive school together. Not with their friends, not with everyone still close and getting along. There was just no way, and Katie quit. She was done fighting the impossible; keeping them together, it just wasn't going to happen. Who had she been kidding? Scooting back nonchalantly, the fourth year pushed herself up from the floor to be more at his level. "How many times have I apologized for that Legend?! I've lost count, I said I was SORRY so many times and I meant it! I didn't mean for it to be that way.. it wasn't like that! It was STUPID, I'm only human, okay? Lame excuse but I'm intitled to a few mistakes every now and then, I can't always help it; I'm NOT perfect, alright?! I SAID I WAS SORRY!" And he had said he forgave her, or at least implied it before. Clearly, that had been a lie. She was starting to think that's all their friendship was, just one big joke.

Tears swelled in her dark brown eyes and she faught to keep them from spilling over. "How DARE you! You have NO RIGHT to talk to me like this!" Katie cried, throwing her hands up in the air. "NEWS FLASH! YOU'RE NOT PERFECT EITHER! You're hurt, FINE! I understand that and I've lost track of how many times I've told you I didn't mean to upset you but had you EVER stopped to think I'M HURT TOO, LEGEND? Of course NOT! How DID you expect me to feel when you started dating MY BEST FRIEND!?" She paused for the briefest of seconds to catch her breath, the sound of footsteps reached her ears but didn't quite register in her brain as a reason to shut up. However, she did lower her voice to a more normal tone for the most part, her throat beginning to feel sore. "And you know what the worst part is, Legend? I didn't know I was the only one who knew. Thanks to you two, I just crushed Jae." Katie shook her head, disappointment written all over her face. "We never kept secrets from each other, none of us. That's what strengths friendships, Legend. Keeping secrets like that, that concern ALL of us, that's pathetic."


The owner of the footsteps appeared, though Katie had no idea how long ago that had happened between when she vaguely remembered hearing them and when she actually turned to look at the boy in the Ravenclaw robes.

"Urgh," Katie let out a sort of whine as traitor tears slid down her now awfully pink face, doing her best to wipe them away. She turned to stare at the wall rather than look at either boys, the slight stream of tears just not letting up. "I don't know," whispered the Hufflepuff girl to William, sniffling as she covered her face, willing the urge to cry to go away. It wasn't working. "I tripped over him."

"I'll send you the memo next time."He said darkly. He was done. He didn't didn't want to fight anymore there was no point. "I was doing flips. I fell. And then I was resting." There was no expression at all to his tone.

Legend didn't care what Katie said. Actually he didn't even want to hear it. He knew what she would say. Of COURSE she would say she was sorry, but it didn't matter did it? The countless times she had apologized before...she didn't mean it! She didn't even get why he was mad so how COULD she mean it? She couldn't. "You dont GET it Katie do you? It's not like-It's not like the other times. Its, you PURPOSELY did it. Sure you can say that you're sorry but if your mean to be by accident I get it. When you do it out of spite I get that to. When you make fun of something I can't even control....I....friend's don't do that. At least that's what I guess. It seems like my friend's don't really wanna be my friends right now." Legend finished lamely as he looked down at her, his eyes full of sadness.

And suddenly he couldn't breath. He had hurt Katie? JAE? Jae...liked Leah then? What? "I....I never...we never meant to keep secrets." Legend whispered. "I...we wanted to tell you in person. When I realized it wasn't gonna happen I was looking for Jae and Danny but....I couldn't find them..." So Jae liked Leah? Seriously? This was....he had to fix it. "I'm sorry I'm dating your best friend then." Legend said slowly. "Believe me I'm the last person who would think that I would end up dating someone, especially Leah. I only did it...I'm only doing it cause...Leah's the only person whos actually nice to me. She's the only person who seems like she actually cares." Legend sighed and backed off. He had really created a mess. "I didn't mean to hurt anyone."

And then a voice came. Legend hadn't even heard the footsteps, it was lucky he was off the ground this time. Turning his head sightly he shook it. "Nothings going on William...I made a mistake, I was wrong." He muttered looking down.

Danny finally found them. He had heard their voices all the way on the fifth floor. After a few minutes of contemplating whether or not to come find them, he decided it was for the best. He had heard them screaming at each other before, and it frightened him. Lately, he had been avoiding his cousin and one of his good friends and he was truly saddened about it. He craved their presence, but not when everybody was being so negative with each other. He was beginning to grow homesick. Actually he missed how it used to be, when Legend and Katie only fought occasionally. Now it seemed like they hated each other.

Turning a corner, he spotted William first. His back was to him, and in front of him was a red faced Katie and Legend with a different kind of look on his face. He kind of looked...sad. Knowing that he would be able to calm Katie down, better than Legend, he quietly walked over to her and slipped his hand into hers. Hoping William would be able to calm Legend down, Danny tugged on Katie's hand to follow him.

After his exceedingly tiring talk with his Hufflepuff cousin, Jae thought it was a good idea to go down and find something to eat with the company of Albert, his dog. Of course, he had to take the long way. But that was a good thing for the young Gryffindor. He had just dumped a lot of information on Katie and he was sorting some things out in his head. He still couldn't believe he had told her that bit of information that had been consuming him for quite some time now. Someone else knew now and there was nothing he could do to change that.

He really wasn't sure if someone else knowing was a good thing or not. And if Katie was the right person he should have told. He knew he had to tell his cousin Axel seeing as he went through pretty much the exact same thing years ago. Well, there was nothing he could do about it now. It was out there. Someone was bound to find out eventually. He just hoped it wasn't Leah or Legend.

Then he heard a noise.

Yelling? Yes, it was definitely yelling. And those voices sounded oh so familiar. When he rounded the corner he saw both Legend and Katie on the ground, William with his back turned to Jae, and Danny holding Katie's hand as if to say 'follow me'. He was a bit puzzled, but then remembered it was Katie and Legend. This was normal, for them at least.

"You two alrigh'?" he asked, walking over and standing next to William as Albert bounded over to Danny and began licking his face. What could they have possibly been fighting about now? Hopefully it wasn't anything too bad, but Katie was crying so he assumed it was nothing good.

"Anythin' I can do to 'elp?"

William had shook his head frowning deeply. "Okay, it's alright Katie no big deal. Legend, calm down a bit mate. I don't know what you guys keep talking about with the past and everything but you need to be nice to one another." it was true, in all the times he'd spoken to them he'd never found out what was going on, the tension between the two was getting to a point where it could destroy a giant metal wall and William wasn't liking it.

Putting a hand on Legends shoulder in an attempt to keep things civil. He hadn't heard the conversation that they'd been having when he'd come up, finding them on the ground, but whatever it was, it sounded important. "I'm sorry for interrupting your conversation, it sounds like it has something to do with something I know nothing about...relationships. I have my own problem right now with asking a girl I like to the ball." great he'd just spilled his reasons for finding Katie.

Just then he swore he heard footsteps and glanced over his shoulder, fingers almost twitching his wand into his hand. One could never be too careful in a school where strangeness happened on a daily basis. Sighing softly he saw Danny and nodded, smiling a bit as he walked over to Katie taking her hand. William frowned for a moment then nodded slightly, realizing what Danny was up too. Try and pry them apart so they could all calm them down to a certain extent. Which meant he'd have to talk to Katie later on, or go to an adult with his problem. which would be embarrassing.

Another set of footsteps alerted William to another person coming up behind him. what was it with everyone going behind him these days he wondered briefly, noticing Jae. Not even bothering to smile now he shrugged, "I have no idea. Katie accidentally fell over Legend and now I have no idea what's going on."he explained briefly, wondering just what was going on. If he hadn't been so worked up over the lack of Potions class, the one thing he desperately cared about William would try to get enough information, but as it was he was too depressed with the lack of class, making him one person to whom no one could turn too.

Was he joking? That wasn't funny. This was NO time for sarcasm! "You do that," Katie replied with narrowed eyes, "It would be appreciated." He actually answered her original question. A little late, but he had. His story made sense.. all except for WHY was he doing flips in the corridor? Katie wasn't going to bother, she didn't want to know more.

It took everything within the girl not to stomp her foot out of frustration like a four-year-old child, upset for whatever reason a four-year-old would have. She didn't get it?! He didn't get it, he didn't listen, or maybe he just didn't care to. Or maybe, just maybe, her explanation hadn't been good enough. Whatever it was, Katie didn't care. She just didn't care anymore and wanted to be done with all of it, even if that meant.. well, she didn't want to think about that. "I DIDN'T DO IT ON PURPOSE!" Again, Katie made the bad decision of shouting, feeling that it was the only way she might actually be heard or understood even though deep down, she knew that wasn't the right way to handle anything. There was just something about Legend, he infuriated her like no one else. Katie growled, "Do NOT pretend like you know me that well, Legend. You're NOT inside my head, you don't know the reasons I do anything and you don't know how I intend things to sound when I say something so stop acting like you DO!" dropping her hands to her sides, the fourth year sighed loudly. No one knew her that well, and certainly not Legend of all people. She was tired of hearing it, tired of being told how she felt and how she meant things. Legend's last comment stopped any swirl of thoughts drifting in her mind, stopped any movement she was about to make. Did he really feel that way? "How can you say that?" Katie asked, her tone no longer harsh but low and drained of energy. "I'm the only one that's upset you, aren't I? The others couldn't have done anything, unless I'm really that clueless.. why would you say that?" The other boys.. Mackayla, they had no reason to act differently with Legend, no more than usual; did something happen she didn't know about?

Releasing another shallow breath she had been holding, Katie pulled on the bottom of her robes sleeve to wipe her eyes. Hadn't meant to keep secrets? They could have fooled her. Fine, they wanted to tell them in person. That was just fine. Katie shook her head. Could she just go now? Would that make things worse? Most importantly, did she even care at this point? "It doesn't matter." the Hufflepuff said when the boy apologized for dating Leah, her voice lacking emotion. He shouldn't have to apologize and somewhere deep down, Katie knew that it was wrong he felt he needed to but she just couldn't go into that right now. She didn't want to talk about it at all! Did he HAVE to go on? Did.. "She pet you." Katie murmured, unable to stop the words from flowing out and into space. Blinking away tears that clung to her eyelashes and blurred her vision, Katie's dark, tear-filled eyes flickered over to Legend for a second and when she spoke it was under her breath and nearly impossible for her to be heard, "That's not true." Leah was not the only one who cared. "If I didn't care I wouldn't have put up with half the things I have in all the time I've known you! But you know what? I'm tired. I'm so tired of it all and I can't put up with anymore, I don't want to fight anymore! What's the point in us being friends? We hardly ever get along and it's not good for any of us; it's not fair to our friends, lately we haven't.. I just," At a loss of what else she could say Katie simply shook her head, hiding her face behind her hands once more.

Katie wanted to smile, wanted to find comfort in the fact William was trying to piece together what he'd just walked into and assure her at the same time that it was okay. It was thoughtful of him to try and she did appreciate it, but the Hufflepuff couldn't manage anything but trying to scrub the wet, red blotches from her face. Sniffling again, she mumbled, "You didn't interrupt, it's okay." In case Legend didn't. William's presence was comfortable, almost soothing. And then it struck her, his words repeated in her head: I have my own problem right now with asking a girl I like to the ball. There went Will, too. Atleast she was prepared, after her conversation with Jae and screaming match with Legend.. merlin, please let Danny and Orlando stay innocent and crush free for one more year. "Who?" Katie nearly cringed as her question sounded much too similar to an owl's soft hoot, just about to let her arms fall to her side when she felt someone grab one. It was a smaller hand, not by a lot but still smaller - and then she saw who was pulling her away, not uttering a word as he went. Danny.

Katie blinked, confused as to when and how he appeared out of nowhere and where exactily it was he was taking her. She protest, though.

More footsteps, uh-oh.

An irish brogue followed, and instantly she knew who was talking to Will and Legend. Beneath her hand her cheek burned and Katie closed her eyes, trusting Danny wasn't about to lead her into a wall or anything.

Legend didn't know what was wrong with him. He really didn't. Sure he felt bad for the way that he had been treating Katie. Because he HAD been treating her like a piece of dragon dung or something. But she had started it! Why didn't see see that? Why didn't anyone see that? And the simple fact that SHE had started it was getting him really annoyed.

So apparently he didn't know her? Was that it? That was it then wasn't it. Legend's fists tightened up and he glanced down at the ground. He was determined not to say ANYTHING. Let Katie think what she wanted to think. He didn't know her? REALLY? He had known her since she was 5. And since then all Katie had ever done was doubt and tease him. But there WAS a good side to her. Deep. Deep, deep deep DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP down. He did know her. He knew her as well as Jae knew her as well as Danny or William, as well as anybody else. And her saying that just made him angry.

"How can I NOT say that?" He shot back. "Where's Matt Katie? Where's Cy? I can't even REMEMBER the last time I spoke to Jae or Kayla. And Danny? Since WHEN does Danny talk to me?" He wasn't going to lie anymore. He needed to calm down. He needed to calm down NOW or else he would throw something. Closing his eyes he began to count slowly in his head. It wasn't until he felt a hand on his should and Katie had finished his speech until he opened his eyes. "It's fine William." He murmured. Looking around he noticed something; Danny...Jae. "Thanks Katie. Thanks for putting up with me that's great of you." His voice held no emotion at all. "I don't want to fight anymore either." Legend gave Will a pat on the shoulder then went to pick get his bag from the ground. As he picked the bag up he turned and made his way over to Jae.

"I'm sorry that you like her. I never knew. I never meant do anything to ruin our friendship. But don't worry. I'll break up with her once we go back home." He turned to the others. "I'll see you later guys....I have to go write a letter to my dad. He just came home." Turning he walked past them and ran up the stairs.

Seeing that William had got the message about separating the two, Danny gave him a grateful smile. He gave Katie a small tug again, but then she was exploding at Legend. Flinching as her voice grew higher and higher, he shut his eyes trying to block the loud noise from his head. His sensitive hearing was not helping at the moment, and it was starting to give him a headache.

Just as he was about to try and get Katie to follow him again, Danny heard his name come from Legend, who seemed to not have seen him yet. What he said made Danny stop. His heart clenched in his chest, and the grip he had on Katie's hand loosened. What he said made him feel like a puppy just died. He didn't mean to not talk to him. His mouth opened and closed quickly, not knowing what to say to him. Great. He failed Legend again. His face fell into a frown, and he felt like at any moment he was going to cry.

Footsteps reached his ears, and Danny glanced to see who it was. Seeing that it was Jae, he turned his face away from him. He didn't want him to see him look so sad. All this was about Katie and Legend after all not him. He also stayed quiet as William tried to explain to Jae what was going on. Something inside him began to feel different as Jae asked if there was anything he can help with. It wasn't just Legend he wasn't talking to. It was everybody, including Jae. Why he wasn't talking to them, he wasn't sure. It wasn't like he was doing it on purpose. He just had a lot on his mind. Maybe he should apologize to everybody. But when everybody went quiet and he had his chance, he stayed quiet. His fear of speaking in front a lot of people over took him and he let out a slow sigh. If only he had more courage...

Next thing he knew Legend was running away, and Katie was letting him lead her away. Quietly, he walked away from the other boys, holding on tight to Katie's hand. When he turned the corner and the sound of the other boy's voices was very low (meaning it would not be heard by his cousin), he veered toward the wall and slumped down onto the ground. Danny then looked up at the Hufflepuff and saw that she was still silently crying. Patting on the ground next to him, he motioned for her to sit as he pulled out his wand. Performing a quick spell, a white handkerchief came from the tip of his wand and floated down to his lap. He then picked it up and handed it to Katie.

Danny then took a deep breath, and finally asked a question he always wanted to ask her but could never find the courage to do. "Katie..." he paused to take another deep breath and asked, "Why do you always fight with Legend? I thought you two were friends. Friends shouldn't fight like that. Nobody should." He then looked into her eyes, hoping she would give him a honest answer. Maybe he would be able to her figure out everything that was wrong with their friendship. Then he could help fix it and everything would be better between them. Right?