Sorry for the delay; I had to wait for a new laptop charger to come! GRR!! Anyway, here's the next Chapter; I hope it was worth the wait. : )

After my time at the college, I thought that I would go and check out my old house. I wanted to move in there, though I also wanted to talk to Rob about it first, but I wanted to make sure that Michael had gone, like asked.

I knocked at the door, after seeing an unfamiliar, red mini parked in the driveway, and waited until someone came to the door. Annie was there, at the door, and dressed in just her towel. As soon as she saw me, she smirked.

''And what do you want?'' She demanded. She looked as though she had just stepped out of the shower, our shower, my shower. Her hair was wavy, and wet, and remained at her shoulders, and my temper took over.

''Why don't you get out of my house?'' She shouted at me, as I stepped around her, and into the hallway. I turned back around to her, and glared at her in response to her words. She must have been joking; her house!

''This isn't your house, this is my house; I pay the bloody rent!'' I shouted at her furiously. She pouted at me falsely, acting all sad and pathetic now.

''Oh bless; can't you afford it?'' I took a deep breath to calm myself before I ended up saying something I regret, and made it my mission to get Michael here, wherever he was. Because he was bound to be part of this; he always was.

''Michael, if you're here, get here now!'' Instantly, he ran downstairs, in just his boxers, and looked to me in shock. But the worry soon faded off, and he was now smirking at me, just like his new Girlfriend.

''And what do you want?'' He demanded, sounding so pissed off; oh, if only he knew just how angry I was now.

''I thought I told you to move out?'' I shouted at him angrily. He just huffed at me in response, still smirking at me.

''You didn't really think that I would have moved out did you?'' he asked me amazed. ''I have nowhere else to go, and there's no way that I'm just going to leave.'' He spelled it out for me, really angry now.

''I don't care, but I want you out of here in twenty minutes.'' I told him, leaning against the wall, and folding my arms; letting him know that I was serious.

''I don't think so, this is my house!'' He shouted at me. I just shrugged, because he couldn't scare me anymore. And then his tart had to get involved.

''Urm excuse me, why don't you leave him alone?'' She shouted at me, thinking that she could actually get involved.

''Urm excuse me; why don't you mind your own fucking business?'' I shouted at her, making her flinch. Good, she didn't have to be involved, did she?

''Don't shout at her like that!'' Michael shouted at me. I turned back, and flashed him a false smile. I had a feeling that Annie should know what she was getting into, with Michael. She had a right to know, of course.

''I'd be careful of him, if I was you.'' I warned her, watching her as she took that in. She looked at me shocked, before turning her head, putting her nose up at me, and smirking at me. She just huffed at me in response.

''I don't know what you mean.'' She told me, completely blind.

''Oh really?'' I asked her curiously. ''Has he never lost his temper; never once scared you at all; never been slightly…possessive?'' I asked her, spelling it out for her. I knew that I had hit it just right when her smirk faltered a little.

''Get out Charlie, or I swear to god-''

''Ooh, he's getting angry.'' I looked back to Michael and smirked, because he never liked it when I interrupted him. ''You won't like him when he's angry; you get a bit…cranky, don't you babe?'' I said sarcastically.

He glared at me; his temper seeking through. I knew it was a bad thing for me to do this, but it was more fool on her. If she wanted to be staying with a possessive, angry man, then that was up to her. I was just awakening the monster.

''You have until seven tonight, and if you're not gone…I'm throwing you out myself.'' I spelled it out for him, grabbing a spare key on the peg, just in-case he had changed the locks, and walked out of the door.

''Oh and by the way…if you try and change your locks, I'll have someone kick the door down; I own this property, and that means that I have the right to say who stays here.'' I told him, before looking back to Annie, who now looked scared.

''Word of advice; if he does scare you, then why don't you just leave him; you don't seem totally brainless after all,'' I asked her, shaking my head in disgust, before leaving the house. He had exactly five hours to get out of the house, or I would be throwing him out.

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