A/N: Hello everyone, I am back with chapter ten of this story. Here, Lincoln talks to Becky while the twins try to butter up to Ronnie Anne.
Disclaimer: I don't own The Loud House
It was a more dreary and overcast day in Royal Woods. The weather man was predicting rain incoming which at least meant mud for Lana. Lincoln Loud agreed to meet Becky and the meeting was set at the mall. He was to meet her in the food court and they would talk. The McBride family where headed that direction so they dropped Lincoln off. Once inside, Lincoln found Becky waiting at the food court.
"Hey Lincoln!" called Becky.
"Hi." replied Lincoln nervously.
The white haired boy reached the older girl.
"Or should I call you Lincolnovich?" asked Becky teasingly.
"Don't remind me." answered Lincoln.
Lincoln sat as the two chuckled.
"So...Leni tells me you need romance advice." noted Becky.
"Yeah. She said you had a knack for this." confirmed Lincoln.
"Tad and I are doing well together." shrugged Becky.
"Oh. How did you get together?" asked Lincoln.
"We share several classes and there's something about him." answered Becky blushing.
Becky then rubbed the back of her neck.
"Even if he calls me Rhonda by accident." added Becky.
Becky suddenly shook her head.
"Hey, no changing the subject." said Becky.
"Sorry." muttered Lincoln.
"Now, you're having girlfriend trouble." noted Becky.
"I'm wondering if I'm too young for a relationship." revealed Lincoln unsure.
"You are only eleven." said Becky unsure.
"I really do have strong feelings for Ronnie though." sighed Lincoln.
"You're dating Bobby's sister?" asked Becky surprised.
"Leni didn't mention that?" asked Lincoln surprised.
"No." answered Becky.
Lincoln knew Leni probably just forgot.
"Okay, tell me everything." requested Becky.
Lincoln went into detail talking about how he started dating Ronnie Anne and the issues he was having.
"First of all, it is normal to be unsure." began Becky.
"Really?" asked Lincoln surprised.
"Yeah." answered Becky.
Lincoln let out a sigh of relief at this.
"The way to counter it is through communication." said Becky.
"You mean...talk to Ronnie Anne?" asked Lincoln nervously.
"Yes." answered Becky.
Lincoln gulped.
"I'm kinda worried about that." confessed Lincoln.
"And why is that?" asked Lincoln.
"I don't know how she'll react." answered Lincoln.
"That's always scary." mused Becky.
"Sure is." mumbled Lincoln.
"But, you'll never know how she will react if you don't talk to her at all." said Becky.
"That makes sense." replied Lincoln.
"Communication is vital in a relationship. It's helped Tad and I a few times." said Becky.
"How so?" asked Lincoln curious.
"One time we got into a fight because he though the neighbor's satellite dish was a UFO." answered Becky.
Lincoln raised an eyebrow in surprise.
"I know, but we talked it out and things settled down." said Becky.
"Makes sense." mused Lincoln.
"Oh geez. I just realized you never got food." said Becky.
Becky stood up.
"What do you want?" asked Becky.
"A pretzel and soda would be nice." answered Lincoln.
Meanwhile, Ronnie Anne Santiago was relaxing at home. With her brother out with Lori and her mother working she had the whole house to herself. After what happened with Lucy and Lynn she was glad to have some alone to relax. Ronnie Anne was laying on the couch watching television when a knock came at the door. Sighing, Ronnie Anne got up and answered the door only to find two young blondes there.
"Hi Ronnie Anne." said Lola.
"What's up?" asked Lana.
Ronnie Anne immediately frowned.
"I told Lucy I didn't want you guys butting in." stated Ronnie Anne.
The twins shared a glance.
"We have no idea what you're talking about." said Lola nervously.
"Not at all." agreed Lana, lying badly.
"You guys aren't good at lying." noted Ronnie Anne flatly.
The Hispanic girl shook her head.
"Look, I'm watching TV so beat it." said Ronnie Anne firmly.
Ronnie Anne tried shutting the door, but Lola stopped her.
"We like TV." said Lana.
"May we join you?" asked Lola sweetly.
"Look, I see what..." began Ronnie Anne.
Before Ronnie could finish, the twins forced their way inside and to the television.
"Do you get The Princess Channel?" asked Lola.
"Forget that, where's the DIY channel?" asked Lana.
The twins began fighting over the remote.
"I want you out." demanded Ronnie Anne.
"You invited us in." replied Lola.
"No I didn't." said Ronnie Anne.
"Yeah you did." said Lana.
"Didn't she invite us in?" asked Lola.
"Yeah." answered Lana.
Ronnie Anne massaged her temples as she felt a migraine growing.
"Look, I didn't invite your in." noted Ronnie Anne firmly.
The twins shared a glance.
"So, how are things with Lincoln?" asked Lana.
"He is our loving big brother." added Lola.
"There it is." muttered Ronnie Anne.
Ronnie Anne sighed.
"They're fine." answered Ronnie Anne.
"Yes!" declared Lana.
"Hold on." said Lola skeptically.
The little princess got up and walked to Ronnie Anne.
"Why are you so unsure?" asked Lana confused.
"Just making sure." answered Lola.
The young mechanic got up and joined her twin.
"So, you're saying things are good with Linky?" asked Lola.
"Yes." answered Ronnie Anne annoyed.
The twins gave her an uncertain glare.
"How can we be sure?" asked Lana.
Ronnie Anne groaned.
"I don't have to deal with this." said Ronnie Anne.
Ronnie picked the twins up.
"Hey? What are you doing?!" asked Lola outraged.
"Put us down!" demanded Lana.
Ronnie Anne put the twins on the doorstep outside.
"Goodbye." said Ronnie Anne.
Ronnie Anne slammed the door.
"There." sighed Ronnie Anne.
Ronnie turned to head back to the couch when she spotted the twins watching her from Lola's princess car.
"Screw this." said Ronnie Anne exasperated.
Ronnie Anne grabbed her skateboard and slipped out the back. She hope the fence and cut through the neighbor's yard getting away. The twins realized she was gone and began looking for her. However, they failed to find her and a low gas tank forced them to fall back. They returned to the Loud house and Lola went to the room of Lisa and Lily while Lana got Lynn and Lucy. The sisters would gather in Lisa and Lily's room.
"Report." requested Lisa.
"Well we went and everything was fine..." began Lola.
"Then Ronnie Anne tossed out outside and lost us." added Lana.
"It's was Lana's fault." said Lola.
"How is it my fault?!" asked Lana offended.
"You didn't support me enough." answered Lola.
"You where too pushy!" declared Lana.
The twins began fighting over whose fault it was to the chagrin of their siblings.
"Lynn, please separate them." requested Lisa.
Lynn nodded and pulled the twins apart.
"Siblings, our attempts to unite our brother with Ronnie Anne have been failures thus far." noted Lisa.
"I..." began Lucy.
"We have to try harder!" declared Lynn.
"Yeah! We can't give up!" declared Lola.
"Lincoln needs us!" declared Lana.
"Maybe..." began Lucy.
"How shall we achieve this?" asked Lisa.
"You still haven't told us your plan." answered Lola.
"Yeah. We're busting our humps." added Lana.
"As I said, my plan is in the works." replied Lisa.
"I think we should stop!" exclaimed Lucy.
Lucy's sisters held the ears after her outburst.
"You don't need to scream!" snapped Lola.
Lucy cleared her throat.
"Sorry, but I needed you to hear me." said Lucy.
"Go ahead." said Lana.
"The way Ronnie Anne talked...I think we should back off." said Lucy.
"Why?" asked Lana confused.
"We don't have the right to butt in." answered Lucy.
"Our intentions are wholly pure." stated Lisa.
"The road to hell is paved with good intentions." shrugged Lisa.
"Sometimes, it's better not to get involved." said Lucy.
"That's silly." scoffed Lola.
"Luce, I know she can be a bit intimidating. But, you can't let her shake you." replied Lynn.
"How would Francisco feel if we kept butting in on your relationship?" asked Lucy.
"He might be annoyed..." began Lynn.
Lynn trailed off in thought.
"I know Rocky wouldn't like it and that's why I'm out." said Lucy.
Lucy got up and departed.
"Maybe she has a point." conceded Lynn.
Lynn got up and left too.
"This is a setback." sighed Lisa.
The twins shared a glance.
"Why do you think?" asked Lana uncertain.
"I think we should continue." answered Lola firmly.
Lola could tell Lana needed more convincing.
"Remember when Lincoln helped you train for my pageant. Remember the time Lincoln helped me read. He's helped us so now we have to do the same." said Lola.
"I'm still in." nodded Lana.
"Excellent." said Lisa relieved.
"We'll help you if you need it." said Lola.
"Whatever it takes." said Lola.
"Good to hear." replied Lisa.
"Poo poo." said Lily concerned.
Ronnie Anne Santiago had managed to ditch the twins. Ronnie phoned Bobby telling him she'd be out with no mention of Lola and Lana. Not willing to head home just yet, Ronnie Anne had to decided where to go. However, this proved to be a bit trickier than normal. Places like Flip's, the arcade and the park where a no go as the Loud sisters might be waiting there. Finally, she decided to go to the mall hoping to get lost in the crowd. However, she spotted a familiar white haired boy at the food court.
"What's Lincoln doing here?" asked Ronnie Anne confused.
Before she could approach Lincoln, someone else did.
"Here you go." said Becky.
Becky handed Lincoln his food.
"Who's that?" asked Ronnie Anne.
Becky sat back down.
"This has been a real nice time." stated Lincoln.
"I fully agree." replied Becky.
Ronnie Anne remembered what Stella had said.
"I'd lock it down quickly." stated Stella.
"Why?" asked Ronnie Anne confused.
"Others girls might snatch him up." said Stella.
"I'm crazy." said Ronnie Anne.
"You know..." began Becky.
Becky placed her hand on Lincoln's shoulder.
"I loved those tricks of yours." said Becky.
"I'd be happy to show you anytime." replied Lincoln.
Ronnie Anne quickly ran off.
A/N: That's this chapter finished. So, Lincoln got help from Becky. However, it might only wind up makes things worse. Also, some of the sisters are out while others are in. I want to make it clear the sisters aren't "villains" in this story they're just naive. Next time, Ronnie Anne is unsure plus Lisa put hers plan into action. Please review.