The rocks crunched as my foot falls lead me down the long dark trail that lead to lake rock. I couldn't wipe the smile off my face as memories of the final jam rushed though my mind. I was the girl with the voice! Not some special girl that gorgeous and rich.

I'm plain and simple. Far too shy to talk to anyone unless spoken to, a girl with no friends. Well, I didn't have any friends. Can't say that now. Thankfully. This was the best summer ever!

The moon lit up the cool summer night as the stars glistened in the midnight sky making the view of the lake a breathtaking view to take in. Smiling I made my way to the dock where a pop star waiting me.

"Hey, pop star!" I grabbed the opposite side of the canoe motioning him to grab his side, "let's get this thing in the water. Hopefully we won't go in circles this time around. " I joked as we slipped the boat into the water

"What do you have against circles?" His smile was kind. "It's what makes it our thing.

Without a word I grabbed the life vests out and handed one to him. I didn't deserve his kindness. Not after all the lies that was told this summer. Shoving my arms into the vest and fastening the claps.

The guilt started eating at me the moment I looked into his kind, deep brown eyes. Why did I lie? I know now that it was stupid to lie to fit in, I learnt my lesson. Just wish it never happened. Maybe I shouldn't have even came to camp in the first place. Things would be a lot better. Shane would be better off not knowing I exist.

Concern shown in eyes, why I'll never know. "What's wrong, Mitch?" He asked, reaching for my hand. I pulled away out of his reach, and slowly found myself backing away from him.

Shaking me head, I could fell tears welling in my eyes, "you don't want to do this, Shane," my voice was barely above a whisper.

"Do what?" Confusion laced his words as he looked at me.

Couldn't he already see the answer to that question? He was an A-list celebrity and I was a nobody with a single friend at home. Camp Rock was a dream, one that was ending tomorrow at that.

"Be friends with me," I choked out though the tears that were free falling down my checks.

Chuckling his eyes brightened a little as he nodded his head. I closed my eyes nodding my head. This was it, this was the last few moments I would get to consider Shane Grey my friend.

"You're right, Mitchie." He stated, "I want to be much more than just your friend."

I blinked, taking in his words. He had to be joking. No one would want to be in a relationship with me, not even a 'normal' person. "Shane, please, don't make this harder than it has to be."

He gently pulled the canoe back on to the shore as he made his way to the dock where he had sung 'I gotta find you' to me the first time. I followed silently.

"Mitchie, what am I making harder? I know, we haven't know each other long, and that with my schedule for the next year it'll be rough... but don't you think that it's worth the risk?"

Shaking my head I refused to meet his eyes, "Shane are you forgetting that I lied to you almost all summer and the fact that you're a world wide superstar that can have any girl you want? Why choose me? It doesn't make sense."

Realizing what I was referring to he smiled, "Yes, you lied, mitch. But I feel like you learnt your lesson from that. And as far as the fame and paparazzi... if that's scares you we can keep it a secret for a while. Until your ready. I just don't want to lose you."

"So I'm forgiven just like that?" I wiped tears away as I finally allowed myself to look him in the eyes for the first time since this conversation started.

Smiling he nodded his head as he brushed a strand of hair that the wind blow across my face. I leaded into his touch as I smiled back at him. I couldn't believe this was really happening. Shane forgave me and he wanted to be with me! What girl doesn't dream of something like this happening to her? "I would love to be your girlfriend, Shane."

No words were needed, the canoe ride forgotten as our lips met in the most amazing first kiss. Feelings were reviled and noting could have been better.