Ok, this is my story that I started to write yesterday when I was denied my computer privileges. It picks up at the beginning of the episode "See you in September" in season two, but does not follow the story line at all.
I'll Love You Forever
Prologue
By Norwegianchick101
"Twenty-nine, eleven, thirty-five. Twenty-nine, eleven, thirty-five!" Lucy Camden muttered under her breath, trying to open her father's old 'lucky lock'.
"Need some help?" a boy asked her. "What's your combo?"
Lucy turned around to find a tall blonde man at least three inches taller than herself standing behind her.
"It's twenty-nine, eleven, thirty-five." she told him. "But it's no use, it won't open."
The guy tried the combination and pulled on the lock. It didn't open. He kicked the locker and pulled harder. The lock reluctantly snapped open to reveal a piece of metal covered in dried glue.
"Simon!" Lucy muttered. "I am so gonna kill him!"
Lucy turned to the boy. "Oh, I'm sorry; I'm Lucy, Lucy Camden. Thanks for helping me with my lock."
"Nice to meet you Lucy, I'm Kevin, Kevin Kinkirk. He told her. "You wouldn't by any chance be related to Matt Camden, would you?"
"Unfortunately, yes." Lucy sighed. "He's my brother."
"Well then; looks like you've got your work cut out for you. b don't worry; all Camden's earn their place on the social hierarchy, eventually." Kevin teased.
Lucy frowned. "You know Kevin; I'd rather not be popular for being Matt and Mary Camden's little sister."
"Oh really?" Kevin said. "How about being popular for dating a senior?" he asked.
That got Lucy to smile.
"Are you asking me out?" she asked seductively.
"Maybe." Kevin smirked.
"Well then, I must accept." Lucy replied graciously.
They both laughed.
"So, where's your next class?" Kevin asked.
"Um…physics. Room 119." Lucy told him.
"Really?" Kevin asked, impressed. "Physics as a freshman?"
Lucy laughed. "Yeah, I took biology in seventh grade and they didn't want to pull me all the way back."
"Cool. Looks like we're in the same class." Kevin said, as they began to walk down the hall.
ok, that's sort of long for a prologue, but it's not like it matters