Meanwhile...

With Summer...

The girl was, as she told Chaz during their phone call, was waiting for him at the auto-shop. She was standing outside of the building looking down both sides of the road, trying to see if Chaz was on his way yet. From the looks of it, it doesn't really appear that there was a sign of his car anywhere.

It honestly felt like it's been an hour already. Summer felt like Chaz was going to make her get late for work if he wasn't going to show up in the next couple minutes, and the fact that Summer had nothing to do while she waits isn't helping her making her situation any better. All she had to keep herself busy was nothing more but the radio that was playing on the desk inside the auto-shop. She could hear the song 'Second Chance' by ShineDown playing inside of the building behind her.

More minutes went by, and Summer still hasn't seen Chaz anywhere. She kept glancing at the time on her phone, getting more and more impatient with her boyfriend, wondering where he even is at this point. She stopped looking both ways for a couple seconds, to mutter something to herself.

"Where the hell is he?" Summer asked, clearly irritated. "All I want to do is to look at him dead in his eyes and tell him that I'm dumping him...and he's even late for that." She rolled her eyes, before crossing her arms. "At least after I talk with him, I'll finally be able to put him and our relationship behind me so that I can go out with Luke. I hope he's not getting too worried about me at the 'Surf Shop'...I don't want him to get mad at me all because of bullshit that Chaz caused."

"Well, well, well...look who's here..." A familiar voice said from nearby.

Summer quickly looks over to the direction of where she was hearing that voice. She knew exactly who that voice was, and her showing her face around here was something that wasn't a surprise to her whatsoever. She always hated hearing her voice whenever she came here to visit Chaz and Tim at times.

"Hello, Crystal..." Summer mutters under her breath, balling her fist. "What the hell do you want?"

"I think I should be asking you that." Crystal said glaring back at her. "What are you doing at my boyfriend's job?"

"I always come here to pay Chaz a visit. Don't you have work around this time?"

"My job shift doesn't start until later. I'm here just to..."

"Tell Chaz the truth about you and Luke being in a relationship?" Summer raises a hand, ready to object against what Crystal was saying. But before she even could, the rebel held up a hand, not wanting to hear any sort of excuse from her. "Don't speak, because last night, I think you should know, I'm not gullible. I wasn't convinced whatsoever when you told me that you and Luke were just 'hanging out together as just friends'. I knew that you guys were starting a relationship."

Summer just scoffs with an eye roll, before she was finally given a chance to speak. "Whatever, you caught me..." She mutters. "Look, I don't know what you're here to do, but whatever you're going to do, you're not changing my mind. I'm in love with somebody else."

"Hey, if you're breaking up with Chaz, I'm totally fine with that. In fact, I'd totally go out with him after you dump him." Summer rolled her eyes, before Crystal continued to speak. "No, I'm here to make sure that you tell him the full reason why you're dumping him."

"What? Why do you give a shit what I tell him?"

"Because Chaz is one of my best friends, and if you're just going to either lie or dump him without telling him about Luke, I'm not allowing that."

"Yeah, I'm so scared..." Summer mutters while rolling her eyes at Crystal's threat. "What happens if I don't tell him about Luke?"

"Then I'm kicking your sorry ass for it. Not only that..." Crystal points over to the street, pointing towards the building that was right across the street. "Club Candy is right over there. So if you're going to not bring Luke up into this, or make up some sort of bullshit lie, then I'm bringing Candy and her friends over here to tell Chaz everything."

Summer just groans, glaring at the rebel girl. Despite how angry Crystal could get, Summer was never afraid of her one bit. Not only because she knew Crystal wouldn't fight somebody who's dating her best friend, but also because Crystal was about an inch shorter than her.

"Whatever..." Summer said, before leaning against the wall. "Also, if you really want to date somebody like him, he's probably the worst boyfriend you can ever have."

"After what you did you him, I'm not taking your word for it, bitch." Crystal mutters, while crossing her arms.

"Yeah, screw you too..." Summer muttered to herself one last time, before turning her head away from Crystal so that she can keep an eye out for her boyfriend.

Meanwhile...

With James...

The geeky goth had finally written the love letter that Sapphire told him to write while she was at the florist. Now all he has to do is wait for Sapphire to arrive at his house so that the two of them could go to Jenny's house to place these things in her mailbox. The geeky goth waited inside his house, playing video games in his living room.

He still wasn't too sure about this plan. Despite the fact that Sapphire knows everything about romance, he was having a bad feeling that this entire 'Secret Admirer' plan will somehow backfire in his face. Would Jenny even say 'yes' if she were to figure out that he's her secret admirer? Even worse, what if she assumed that Rob Jarrett was her secret admirer? Apart of him was hopeful that this would work, but another part of him was feeling like all of this was a bad idea ready to happen.

After a couple more minutes of waiting, James heard a knock on the door. He looks over to the window seeing Sapphire was at the door. He shouts, telling her that the door was unlocked, causing the party girl to enter his house. Upon entering, she glared at the geeky goth as he continued to play video games.

"Oh, let me guess, you haven't even had the love letter to Jenny? You've been busy playing video games, haven't you?" The party girl asked in a stern voice.

James looks up at Sapphire, before placing his game-controller onto the coffee table. "Actually, I have." James said, before picking up the piece of paper that was also on the coffee table in front of him. He hands the paper over to Sapphire. "Here you go."

"Jenny, I was meaning to tell you this for a very long time, but you're the most beautiful girl I have ever met. You're the nicest girl I have ever met, and you're probably the best girl that ever came into my life. I wanted to tell you all of this in person, but I could never find the courage to tell you. You might not know who I am, but you do, since we have known each other for quite awhile now. Your secret admirer." Sapphire said, reading what was written on the love letter.

"Do you think Jenny's going to find it sweet?" Sapphire shrugged her shoulders, before nodding her head. "Good enough, I guess." The geeky goth then points to the front door. "Shall we head off to Jenny's house now?"

"Like, totally James."

"Awesome, then lets go."

Now that everything was settled, the two of them exited the house. James led the way while Sapphire followed, since the goth had went to Jenny's house multiple times and does know where it is. They went over to the sidewalk and began to make their way to Jenny's house.

During their walk, James heard the sound of thunder from afar. He quickly turned his head towards the sound of where he heard it, and then looked up towards the sky. From a distance, James could see what appears to be a large horde of rain clouds heading their way over to Simport.

"Well crap..." He muttered to himself, as he points towards the clouds. "...Looks like a storm is coming."

Sapphire looks over to the direction of where the storm was coming from. "Like, oh my gosh. I can't believe a storm is coming to Simport while we're going to be bringing these things to Jenny's house." The party girl said rolling her eyes, clearly irritated as well.

"Well...for what it's worth, if it rains while we're on our way there, let's be grateful that we're doing this during the day and not the night. The streets around here can be pretty dangerous to walk around if it's raining at night, you know?" James points at one of the street-lamps that they are currently passing on their walk. "Sometimes, these lights don't even work, leaving you in nothing more but complete darkness while the storm rains down overhead. Believe me, I tried walking over to Jenny's house on time while it was nighttime and raining, and let's just say it was a very bad idea."

Sapphire cringed hearing that, before she finally spoke. "I...guess we're lucky if it does rain during our walk, it's during the day and not during the night."

"Yeah. I totally agree with you." The geeky goth looks up at the clouds again, hearing another sound of thunder coming from over that way. "Damn it...well, I think we should hurry it up then. Come on." James continued to walk, as Sapphire began to walk too.

"Right behind you, James." Sapphire said, following the geeky goth on his way to his crush's house.