Hey! So, the second chapter might not be as good as the first, but bear with me, the rest will be a lot better. This chapter takes place right before the beginning of School Rebellion way back in classic season 4, I think. It's just Scott's thoughts as he breaks out of boot camp and runs to Angie, the girl he loves despite the fact that she broke up with him. Enjoy!
Scott's POV
My words are wrapped in barbwire
My actions speak for what I can't say
'Cause I fall one step forward
To push you away, push you away
He takes off running as soon as he gets over the gate of the neighborhood. He lost his pursuers a long time ago, now the only reason for his near superhuman speed is the thought of a certain blond, nerdy girl.
I wish that I could listen
To all the advice that I give away
But it's hard to see things clearly
Through all of the pain, all of the pain
He's given out plenty of love advice. He's no Hector, but he's not an amateur. He only wishes he could have followed that advice. Maybe if he had he wouldn't have been dumped for no reason by the very girl he's running to. His body aches, but it pales in comparison to the pain his heart
I'm caught in the rain, caught in the rain
And it rained while he was escaping boot camp. Gross.
And my heart's too drunk to drive
I should stay away from you tonight
But in this blackout state of mind
Baby all I want is you tonight
He really shouldn't be near her. She broke up with him to be away from him, right? Still, he can't think of anyone else who listen to him or try to help him at this point, so he has no choice.
When my head tells me "no"
My heart tells me "go"
So I'm hitting in the road 'cause I
I know my heart's too drunk to drive
But I'm on my way to you
Yeah, I'm on my way
To you, you, to you tonight
I'm on my way to you, you
To you, I'm on my way
There's a million voices
Screaming that this love's a dead-end road
But the only voice that I hear
Is telling me "go", telling me "go"
Dozens of voices occupy his head besides his own. It's maddening, how it sounds like they're all arguing with each other at once. But then one rises above the others and says, in a voice suspiciously similar to Howard, is saying "Go."
The sun is rising sober
While passion fades and I'm on my own
My helpless heart's hung-over
I'm all out of hope, all out of hope
And no one's words can stop me
I'm past the point of no return
No matter how it hurts me
I'm running to you, running to you
They can give him detention and send him to boot camp all they want. They can tie him down, take away his rights and destroy his life, but he'll always escape. Even if it kills him, or at least puts him on his deathbed, he'll always find his way to her. To Angie.
Yeah, I'm on my way
To you, you, to you tonight
I'm on my way to you, you
To you, I'm on my way to you
Because true loves always find their way back to each other.