Ladies and germs, I bring to you, "Courtney 10 and Albedody". I figured that this would be a good way to start the story, so work with me here.
In the cargo hold of a plane, we see a dark skinned girl with brunet hair crying. This is Courtney, a contestant from "total drama world tour". She had just found out that her boyfriend, Duncan, had cheated on her with her (almost) friend Gwen.
She didn't know what to do. So, she just sat in the cargo hold, sobbing.
"Courtney?"
She looked up to see her fellow teammate, Cody.
"What're you doing here?" she asked coldly.
"Hiding from Sierra." Cody replied. "What're you doing here?"
"I just didn't want anything to do with Duncan or Gwen." She said softly, before crying again.
Cody just embraced her, stroking her hair. "It's going to be okay. Duncan has no idea what he's missing out on." He said soothingly.
Courtney normally would have beaten Cody to a pulp, but, she felt so safe in his arms. She just cried into his shoulder, letting out all of her hate and sadness.
It was half an hour until she finally calmed down.
"How did you-" Courtney asked.
"I have three sisters at home who have all been dumped before. My parents weren't at home at the time, so they turned to me." Cody explained.
Courtney smiled, and embraced him.
Cody just hugged her back.
"You know, you're not so bad. I don't know why Gwen didn't give you a chance." Courtney said.
Cody smiled. He hadn't been told something that nice in a long time, without it being a plan to get him in an alliance, or from Sierra.
"Thanks. Let's get out of here before Ezekiel shows up." Cody said.
"What makes you think he's still in here?" Courtney asked.
"It's Ezekiel." Cody said, like it was the most obvious thing on earth.
"True." Courtney said realizing Cody had a point.
"Hang on." Cody said. He then opened up a crate, and took out a huge blanket, some chocolate, and a dartboard.
"What's that?" Courtney asked.
"My breakup kit. It has everything you need from when you first get dumped. Chocolate to eat away your troubles, a dartboard to put the jerks picture on, and a blanket for when you're all tuckered out." Cody explained.
"I'm not even gonna ask why you have that." Courtney deadpanned.
"I figured that, heaven forbid, that a couple would break up, and I would need to give this to someone. I was hoping I wouldn't need it, but." Cody said.
Courtney smirked, and pulled out a picture of Duncan and Gwen. Cody smirked back.
(Confessional start)
Courtney: I gotta admit Cody's a really nice guy. I'm not saying that cause of the whole "Rebound" thing, he just really is a nice guy.
(Confessional end)
The two made their way back to first class, and set up their night of dealing with the hurt.
The two played darts, with Courtney hitting the picture of Gwen in the chin, and Cody nailing the picture of Duncan in the forehead.
They had some chocolate, and talked about life at home.
"You're kidding." Courtney told Cody.
"I'm not." Cody told her.
"You REALLY expect me to believe that someone stole a donut truck, just so that when people turn on the news they see the cops chasing a donut truck?" Courtney asked Cody as if he were insane.
"Look it up on your PDA." Cody said.
Courtney did, and low and behold, there was an article in the newspaper about the cops chasing a donut truck.
"I don't believe it." Courtney said amazed.
"Turn the page." Cody said, barely holding back his laughter.
Courtney did, and saw that it was Cody.
"No Way! That was you!?" she exclaimed.
"Yes way! My parents weren't even mad." Cody said, now laughing at the memory of the event.
Courtney was laughing too. She couldn't believe that the guy in front of her stole a donut truck.
"How did you do it?" she asked.
"I told the guy that he could get free advertising, and that the cops would be seen chasing a donut truck." Cody said through his laughter.
"What else did you do at home?" Courtney asked.
"My dear, you may want to brace yourself, for these are some good stories." Cody said. He then told her about all of the stuff he did back home, including the time he tracked down a pack of coyotes.
"Hold on, back up. You did what?" Courtney asked.
"Yeah, it's crazy I know. I still don't believe it." Cody replied.
"How did that even happen?" Courtney asked. She found it hard to believe that the same guy who got mauled by a bear helped drive off a pack of coyotes.
"Well, it all started when I was a fourteen. A pack of coyotes had been raiding and pillaging my neighborhood. They were tipping over garbage cans, snatching bird feeders, small stuff at first. But over time, they got bolder." Cody said, a bit solemn at the end.
"What do you mean?" Courtney asked, curious as to his tone at the end.
"They acquired a taste for cats and small dogs. We lost 2 dogs and 3 cats. They had decided to try and go for my house that night. Big mistake." Cody said, continuing the story.
"How so?" Courtney asked again.
"My Great Dane, Thunder, and my Cane Corso, Doc." Cody said. "They are super protective. In fact, if they saw Sierra doing what she does on this show, they would've chased her off a long time ago."
"Wow. So, the coyotes?" Courtney said.
"Oh, right. So, I was at home that night, my parents went out to see a movie, and my sisters were hanging out with friends. Thunder, Doc, and I were lounging on the couch, watching T.V., when we heard the coyotes enter the yard."
"What did you do?" Courtney asked.
"Well, I was sick and tired of those mangy mutts terrorizing the neighborhood, so I figured, why not show them what happens when the big dogs are off their leash." Cody said.
"You didn't." Courtney said, completely shocked.
"But I did. I opened the sliding glass door, and told Thunder and Doc to go and get him. They rushed out the door, barking and snarling. The coyotes made a break for it, but Thunder and Doc were right on their heels. About an hour later, they came back, but Thunder had a dead coyote in his mouth." Cody said. "From there, the rest of the neighborhood got their dogs together, and we ran the coyotes out of the woods."
Courtney was amazed by the story. She had newfound respect for Cody.
"So Courtney, any stories from your life at home?" Cody asked.
"Well, there is one." Courtney said. "It was when I was five. I was playing in my backyard, when a fox came out of nowhere and bit my leg. I screamed loudly, and my Pitbull, Abbie, and my Basset Hound, Cassie chased it away. Turns out, it had rabies, so I had to go to the hospital. Luckily, I was clean. The cops tracked it down later and shot it." Courtney said.
"You're a dog lover too?" Cody asked.
"Yeah. Guess we have something else in common." Courtney said with a yawn.
"Getting tired huh?" Cody said with a smirk, but he yawned as well.
Courtney smirked at him.
"Okay fine, I'm getting tired too." Cody said.
The two got under the big blanket Cody brought up, and fell asleep, with only one thing on their minds.
'Guess I'm not alone in this game after all.'
And scene. I was going to just make it a little bit of fluff, but I got bored and did this. Don't worry, they get their matrixes in the next chapter.
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