So this popped into my head, thought it might be pretty funny. I will update my other story tonight :)
"So, what are your plans for your 25th?"
"I don't have any." Austin shrugged.
"None at all?"
"Gavin, just drop it."
"It's your birthday and you're Austin Moon. You aren't allowed to just sit about your house."
"Dude. I've been out every single year, it's got boring now."
"Because you go to the same place every year. You need to change it up." Gavin said.
"I don't know, I'm really busy with work and stuff Gavin."
"I'm sure your dad won't mind. Let's get the guys together and go to Vegas."
"Vegas?" Austin asked.
"Yeah, come on. It will be fun and you know it. You just need to get laid, and there will be a lot of hot girls there who would do just that for you."
"Fine." Austin sighed. "I guess we can go."
"I was hoping you would say that because I've already booked it." Gavin smirked.
"I hate you sometimes."
"But most of the time you love me." Gavin smiled. "Anyway! You better pack and get ready. Tell Dez as well."
"Now?" Austin asked.
"Yes. Your birthday is tomorrow, so we leave tonight." Gavin said. Before Austin could argue Gavin was gone. "Great." Austin sighed.
"What's Gavin up to?" Dez asked walking in.
"Apparently we're going to Vegas, tonight. Yay." Austin shook his head.
"Can I be honest, why are actually friends with him?"
"What do you mean?" Austin asked.
"You know he's a total douche, and he's also dating the girl you're in love with."
"He didn't know." Austin shrugged.
"Oh, he knows Austin." Dez said.
"I know, but.."
"But?" Dez pushed.
"He's my like my dad's other son, what am I supposed to do? Besides, I'm totally over Piper."
"If you say so." Dez shook his head.
"You are coming with us right?"
"Sadly, yes."
"Good. You know, maybe Gavin's right. Maybe I just need to get laid." Austin shrugged.
"Sex isn't the answer to everything."
Austin Moon was not the luckiest guy on the planet. He was a failed musician who was forced to work at his dads company. Don't get him wrong, the pay was good. More than good, but it didn't change the work. Gavin has known Austin since they were kids and Austin's father had idolized him. Austin was pushed to the sidelines most of the time, but he was used to it by now. He got on with his life and he got on with Gavin. It seemed Gavin made a point to be friendly with Austin, so what was the harm. Austin met Piper three years ago and fell head over heels. He thought he was going to marry her, he really did. Until he found her and Gavin in bed together. Gavin apologized one too many times but remained with Piper. Austin should have been mad, he should have done something, but as usual his father favored Gavin and Austin couldn't afford to lose his job.
Ally Dawson on the other hand.. she was something else.
"Are you going to sit and look depressed all day? We're in Vegas."
"Trish I have a headache."
"Don't lie! Ally, your parents paid for you to come out here and have a good time. Just have one drink." Trish said pushing what looked like a straight vodka along the bar.
"Fine." Ally gave in and downed it.
"That's the spirit." Trish smiled.
"Where is everyone else?" Ally asked looking around.
"Well.. Carrie is gambling all her money and I'm pretty sure Kira is talking to some guy."
"Yay. Vegas." Ally laughed.
"Hotties alert." Trish's eyes widened and Ally turned around.
"They aren't that hot." Ally said turning back to face her friend.
"Did you actually look at them?"
"Yes."
"So, which one of them would you fuck?" Trish raised an eyebrow.
"Trish!"
"Come on. You and Paul aren't together anymore, you are allowed to look at other guys."
"Ugh." Ally sighed and looked over her shoulder. "The blonde one is pretty cute I guess."
"Good choice." Trish smirked. "I'm going to go find the others, just promise you won't go back to the hotel room."
"I promise." Ally said and Trish walked off. Ally made sure her best friend was out of site before grabbing her bag and standing up.
"Round of shots." Gavin chirped.
"Shots?" Austin asked.
"Buddy, it's your birthday, you are getting wasted."
"It's not his birthday till tomorrow." Dez corrected him.
"Yeah, okay, whatever. Round of shots." Gavin nodded at the bartender. "Well hello there." Gavin smirked at Ally who gave him a look of disgust back. "Drink?"
"Gavin, leave her alone." Austin sighed.
"I'm just asking if she wants a drink, and to come back to my hotel room later." He winked.
"You are dating Piper, in case you have forgotten." Dez said.
"Are you going to ruin this entire night for me?" Gavin said downing his shot. "Here." he handed Austin a shot and he reluctantly downed it. "I'm going to find the bathroom, be right back." Gavin smiled and walked away.
"I better go with him, keep an eye on him." Dez sighed.
"Thanks man." Austin said. Austin turned his attention to the girl at the bar who was now putting her coat on. "I'm sorry about him."
"It's fine." She smiled.
"Do you want a drink?" He offered.
"Uh.. I really should be getting back." She said jerking her head towards the door.
"To your boyfriend I guess." Austin turned back to face the bar.
"Actually no.. I don't have a boyfriend." Ally shrugged.
"You don't have a boyfriend?" Austin raised an eyebrow.
"Why is that such a surprise?"
"I dunno." Austin shrugged. "What's your name?" He asked, but Ally stood there in silence. "Alright, I get it. You don't wanna talk to me." Ally knew she would regret it, but she sighed to herself and sat beside the man she had just met. "Ally, my name's Ally." She smiled.
"I'm Austin."
"I'll take that drink, Austin."
"Hey, the girl who was here. Where did she go?"
"She left with some guy." The bartender shrugged.
"Some guy? Who?" Trish asked.
"I'm not sure I'm sorry."
"How can we have lost him?! We've only been gone twenty minutes." Gavin sighed walking over to the bar. "Maybe if you hadn't have taken so long this wouldn't have happened!"
"Dez, shut up." Gavin snapped. "I'm looking for the blonde guy that was here."
"That was who she left with." The bartender said.
"Left with who? What do you mean?" Gavin said in confusion.
"My friend, he left with my friend." Trish said.
"And who the hell are you?"
"Gavin, can you at least have some manners please." Dez sighed.
"Do you know which direction he went in?" Gavin asked.
"They went that way." The bartender pointed straight ahead.
"Fantastic." Gavin slumped down on the chair.
"Why are you so upset that he's gone. Wasn't the point of us coming here was so he could have fun?" Dez asked.
"The girl was pretty hot, that was all." Gavin shrugged.
"You make me sick."
"I'm kidding." Gavin shook his head. "Why you gotta be so uptight about everything?"
"I'm not. I'm just being the voice of reason."
"I can't believe we just did that." Austin laughed. "You got a room?"
"Yes." Ally smirked and Austin began to drag her back to the hotel. "Wait."
"What?" Austin said trying to stand up straight.
"We can't go there, my friends will be asleep. Yours?"
"Ah fuck, same." Austin scratched his head.
"Hey, I have my dad's credit card." Ally smiled.
"New room it is." Austin grabbed Ally's hand and pulled her towards the desk.
"How can I help?" The bored looking woman asked.
"We need a room."
"The biggest one." Ally added.
"Are you sure?" Austin slurred his last word.
"Yep." she popped the P.
"We don't have many rooms, just the honeymoon suite."
"That will do perfectly." Austin winked.
"Okay, let me show you to your room." The woman said standing out from behind the desk. She lead them to the elevator and awkwardly smiled at the couple. "I wish I could just do you right here." Austin whispered making Ally laugh.
"Stop it." She smirked.
"This is it." The woman said clearing her throat. "Here's the key, enjoy your stay."
Ally was rudely awoken by the sunlight hitting her eyes. She groaned and turned around in the bed, only to get the fright on her life. "Oh my god." She said, when she noticed the man passed out beside her. "What the hell did I do last night." She rubbed her head desperately trying to remember anything that happened the night before. She carefully got out of the bed, making every effort not to wake the man up. She quietly got dressed and left as quickly as she could. She felt bad, but she had no doubt he would have done the same if he woke up first. "Trish! Can you meet me in the lobby… I don't know what happened last night… just do it!"
Austin yawned as he opened his eyes. He sat up in the bed and looked around. "What the hell?" He asked himself. He ran his hands through his hair and groaned as soon as the sore head kicked in. "Fuck my life." He muttered. He got up and pulled his jeans on. His hands travelled to his pocket to find his phone. He pulled out a piece of paper and looked at in confusion. He opened it up and his heart stopped when he saw the words "marriage certificate" followed by his signature and someone elses. He took a deep breath and looked at his hand. And there it was. A wedding ring.
"Where exactly did you go last night?"
"I wish I could tell you." Ally groaned. "What time if our flight?"
"It's not till tonight." Trish said.
"Good, I'm going to the bathroom, I'll be back in a second."
"You better be." Trish sighed.
"I will." Ally said locking the door behind her. She turned the tap on and stared at herself in the mirror. "Looking good." She muttered sarcastically to herself. It wasn't until she splashed the cold water up into her face that she felt it. She looked down at her hand. It was a ring. She took it off and looked at it in confusion. "Ally!"
"Alright! Calm down." She sighed and slipped the ring into her pocket. Who knows where that came from.