A/N: This is a short little one shot I decided to write after seeing tonight's episode. I reeeaaaallly hope they don't break up, so I just wrote this story on what I think should happen. Like I said before, it's short, but I think it turned out okay. Please review, I'd love constructive criticism or thoughts on the story! Disclaimer: I don't own HOA, blah, blah, blah.
Patricia stared at the glass, her face pressed up against it, and her breath fogging it up. She heard footsteps behind her and turned to see Eddie approaching her, with a look she couldn't quite read on his face. This was the first time she'd seen him since she'd accidentally let slip his secret, and she was nervous.
"Hey Yacker, you said you wanted to meet me by the vending machine?" Eddie told her.
"Yeah," Patricia started, "I wanted to say that I didn't mean to tell everyone your secret. Honest! I accidentally sat on the speaker and-" Patricia was cut off by Eddie grabbing Patricia by the back of her neck and his lips crashing onto hers like waves against rocks. Patricia suddenly forgot everything she was talking about as they kissed passionately for a few seconds, and then they pulled away.
"What was that for?" asked Patricia breathlessly.
"To get you to stop 'yacking.'" Eddie smiled. "I know you didn't mean to. And I'm not mad at you. I trust you," Eddie said. Patricia smiled, but then her face turned solemn.
"But now everybody knows your secret, and it's all my fault!" A few kids snickered as they walked by Eddie and Patricia. Patricia turned and glared at them, and they walked away quickly.
"No, it's my fault for not telling you that I kissed Piper in the first place." Eddie replied.
"Either way, they know that Mr. Sweet's your dad, and they're laughing at you," Patricia said.
"Let them laugh. At least I have you to glare at them," Eddie said, and they smiled. Patricia playfully smacked him on his shoulder. Eddie pretended to be hurt.
"Hey, Patricia! If you marry Eddie, your step-dad will be Mr. Sweet!" A kid nearby said, and other kids around him laughed.
"Oh yeah? Well at least I don't still sleep with a night light!" Patricia fired back.
"Hey! Who told you that?" He asked, as the other kids starting laughing at him instead of Eddie.
"Little birdie," Patricia answered and started to walk away.
Eddie caught up to her. "His sister?" he guessed.
"Possibly," she answered with a smirk. Eddie smiled.
"Like I said before, at least I have you," Eddie said, and pulled her in for another kiss.