DISCLAIMER: I don't own Total Drama or any of the characters. Fresh TV owns that stuff.

Anyway guys, I figured that making this into a threeshot would help pace the story better, going with a three act structure instead of just two... Plus, I didn't want to keep you guys waiting for an update any longer. Hopefully, you all understand.

Surprisingly, I don't have much else to say... But anyway, hope you guys enjoy and please be sure to R & R!

Three's A Crowd Chapter: 2

(Courtney's POV)

After making our way to Scott's car outside, he surprised me with his chivalry by opening up the car door for me, and I couldn't help but admire him for that; most of the guys I had been with thus far probably wouldn't have even cared to, since they had always been too preoccupied thinking of themselves… At least Scott had the right idea when it came to proper courtship skills, and judging by the rural background he and his family grew up in, that's saying a lot.

I couldn't help but smile warmly back at him, as we both slowly started to lean in again… However, much like last time, Sierra just had to ruin the moment for us. I felt the psycho crazed fangirl yank me by the collar of my dress, as she quickly thrust me into the backseat with her; I sat on the polyester seating with Sierra unhappily, and I looked through the car window to see Scott shooting her a death glare from afar. I could tell he was just about as frustrated as I was about this as he started up the car engine in a flash.

As the vehicle pulled out of the driveway and out of my neighborhood, I tapped my fingers repeatedly against the window glass in an irritated fashion, just as Sierra was typing stuff on her smartphone; strangely enough, the noises were meshing together in perfect harmony, but I shut it all out as I cast my view on the world outside. Scott was actually taking me to a fancy sushi joint just thirty minutes away from my house, a place that reservations are very hard to come by. I still remembered the day when construction of the facility was completed, and how my family and I had found it very difficult to acquire reserved seating. I really loved sushi, and while Scott had never really tried any of it before, he was more than willing to expand his traditional palate of just dirt and powdered gruel for me. He has an "interesting" sense of taste to say the least: Scott can stomach just about anything, even the most foulest of substances. While I do find it rather gross, it is somewhat relieving: one time, I actually cooked him dinner, and despite the runny food and most of it being practically burnt, he still wolfed it all down and asked for seconds. So in a way, it doesn't really bother me one bit. Plus, I have a strong stomach of my own, so I can completely relate to him in a weird, disgusting sort of way.

It wasn't too long until Sierra's shrillful, annoying voice released me from my train of thought.

"So Courtney, all my bloggers are just dying to know!" she squeed excitedly in her seat. "What do you love about Scott the most? His hair, eyes, freckles? His muscles mayb-"

That was when the front seat of Scott's car jolted back towards her spontaneously and smacked her right in the head, knocking her out cold. I saw him smirk right back at me, before he went onto laughing deviously at Sierra. "Whoopsie, hand must've slipped. Anyway, you should know crazy girl that me and Courtney ain't saying jack to your little stalker-blogger friends about our relationship. It's just going to stay between me and her, because it ain't any of your business, otherwise. We clear?"

When Sierra didn't answer coherently, both me and Scott just took that as a yes, as he took one of his hands off the wheel and squeezed my hand; I grinned back at him playfully before squeezing his hand back, and looked at him full of gratitude. "Thanks for taking care of her for me, Scott. Things were getting pretty obnoxious between me and her back here."

"Hey, don't mention it, babe." he replied, teasing my hand some more. "You know I'd do anything for ya, plus she was getting to me, too. Maybe now she won't bug us for the rest of the drive over there."

"I hope you're right…" I added, sighing a little bit. "There's only so much more of this that I can take."

That was when Sierra shot back up in her seat, wobbling and murmuring unconsciously. "Cody, did you remember to feed the dogs?" Once she fell back down, Scott and I just gave each other weird looks before we continued on our way towards the restaurant.

We soon arrived in front of a fancy white building, surrounded by an outside garden with a marble fountain in front; I've seen this place several times whenever my family and I just drove on past it, but just to be this close to it in person was truly breathtaking! I squirmed anxiously in my seat undoing my buckle as Scott quickly opened up the car door for me, the wonder in my eyes now much more prominent.

From the corner of my eye, I could see him smiling at me as I was excitedly looking around, almost like I was five years-old again. However, he soon stopped me once he snuck his arm around my waist, sending shivers all over my body. "This really is a nice place, all right; the farm back home has nothing on this! I'm really glad you're liking it so far, babe. Cause, I seriously put a lot of work into making this happen…"

"Oh, I know…" I cooed softly in his ear, kissing the crook of his neck. "You're always thinking of me instead of yourself. It's sweet…" He was trying desperately to hide his bashfulness from the kiss, but wasn't doing a very good job at it.

"Well, hey! You're amazing to me, ya know that, Court?" Scott complimented me, still trying to hide his shyness from view. "And any guy that doesn't see that is a total idiot! You're like… A goddess to me, or something."

I couldn't help but laugh a little bit at what he said, as I quickly gave him another kiss on the neck, both of us now positively beaming… But mostly him.

As we were both continuing to have a moment together, a flash of light emitted from right behind us, and pretty soon everywhere else. I turned around angrily to find that once again, Sierra was being a total killjoy, by snapping pictures of everything in site; Scott shared my similar distaste as we both watched the fangirl prancing all over the garden, blissfully unaware of our agitated feelings towards her. "OMG, you guys! All the Scourtney fans are just going to freak when they see all of this! Teehee! My blog already has over five thousand hits already!"

"That's… Wonderful, Sierra." I say lying through my teeth, trying my best not to lose it in front of her. That was when I saw my boyfriend give off that signature smirk of his, the one that I've already seen a thousand times before; I instantly knew that Scott was conjuring up something right now, something hopefully to bedrid us both of Sierra.

"Ya know, that's really nice of ya getting us out there like that, Sierra. Who knew we had so many fans?" I saw him continue to smirk, and just by his tone of voice, I could tell he was lying. I mean, it was so obvious… Thankfully, Sierra was too stupid enough to understand the basics of sarcasm, so like Scott said earlier, she was easy to fool. Seriously, you could dress a bear up as Cody, and she'd still think it's him.

"Really?!" she screeched, as I covered my ears from her fan girlish screams. "That's great! I'm glad you guys love what I'm doing for you! I'd even be more than happy to be your wedding planner!"

Ok, now I seriously wanted to strangle her… There was no way I would ever let that purple haired, psycho crazy, Cody-stalker plan my special day! Plus, talking about marriage? With Scott?! We've only been dating for a year! I'd be lucky enough if we stayed together for at least three! I mean, why rush it, right? There's still so many things I want to learn about him, and I'm pretty sure Scott feels the same way. Even though I am a bit impatient sometimes, I want this relationship between us to go as steady as possible… I mean, the whole "misunderstanding" over the necklace thing earlier didn't make me feel anything like that at all, really!

I was this close to punching Sierra in the face, that is, until Scott pulled me back; I looked at him all confused at first, before he shushed me. "Relax, babe. Remember, just play along…"

Once I could talk again, I faked the biggest smile imaginable, hoping Sierra would buy it. "That would be wonderful, Sierra. However, Scott and I aren't exactly getting married anytime soon."

"Oh, that's Ok!" she beamed, still staring at us. "Marriage is a very delicate issue. You don't really want to rush into it, because then there's divorce, the husband trying to run away from you, Cody never retur-" That's when the crazy fangirl caught herself, before looking at both of us again. "I mean, that's what me and my Codykins did, and look how we turned out! But anyway, you guys should seriously call me back for my services in a few years! Here's my card!"

She then showed me the notecard, before I slowly took it out of her sweaty palms: well, it was hard to decipher, for the most part. Just a bunch of scribbling and doodling on the front, with the phrase "I heart Codykins," being the only thing that was readable on the back. I continued to hold my smile for just a while longer, before… Hugging her. Reluctantly. Very, very reluctantly! "We'll… Keep in touch." I replied, before my boyfriend took the card from me and stuffed it in his back pocket, crumbling it up in the process.

"Thanks! Teehee!" she giggled, hoping she bought the whole thing. "I promise I won't let you down! Now, shall we?"

Sierra then proceeded to drag us both unwilling with her towards the building, until Scott broke away and startled her. "Umm, Sierra?"

"Yes, Scotty boy?" the fangirl beamed, creeping my boyfriend out.

"Umm, yeah…" he replied back awkwardly. "Don't call me Scotty, only Courtney can call me that… Anyway, I was thinking: maybe you could bring your husband along? Ya know, your Codykins? I'm sure he'd love to come… Don't you think bringing him along will make our evening together more special?" I then saw Scott smirk smugly, knowing he sold it.

I was practically blown away by how excited he made Sierra look; her eyes practically looked like they were about to explode! Needless to say, I was impressed. But then again, he never ceases to… Because he's that amazing. To me, at least; I just feel like the luckiest girl in the world right now just being with him, as cheesy as that sounds. I guess you could say that was one of the affects that being with Scott has had on me… Because he treats me better than most boys have.

There was still a moment of silence between the three of us, until Sierra began dancing around like mad! "Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh! That is the best idea ever! I'm sure my Codykins would love to come! I'm gonna go and get him right now, Ok?!"

"Ok, cool." he faked a smirk. "Just don't take…"

But before my boyfriend could finish his sentence, we heard the screeching of tires in the driveway. "…My Car. Great. That's just great!"

"Hey, cheer up a bit!" I smirked at him playfully, messing with his hair. "At least she's gone now."

"True, but I swear…" he started. "If she crashes that thing into a wall or something, I'm gonna personally call up your mother and ask her to sue her crazy, fangirl ass off…" Looking at his facial expression, I could tell he was just half joking with me, but I still couldn't help but giggle a bit before kissing him again.

"Let's just hope for the best…" I smile, before leading us both inside.