Disclaimer: I don't own Power Rangers, if I did there would've been a MMPRDinothunder team up.

Summary: Everyone has his or her own history, but Devin was different.

A/N: Hey, everybody. I was in a rush when I was posting Chapter Two, so I forgot to thank crimsongirl17, Ghostwriter, Psycho Tangerine, and Blue Eyed Dragon Girl for reviewing. Reading reviews is one of my favorite parts about writing fanfiction. I love reviews! So, thanks.

Okay, now back to the story...

Chapter Three

Devin couldn't rest all night. Whenever he finally closed his eyes he saw Cassidy, marching down the hallways, trying to find a good story to do a report on and then later

After about three hours of tossing and turning in his sleep, he turned on the TV. Channel 81 News was having a report on the original Power Rangers. It was really interesting.

"The last and final original ranger we will be looking at tonight is a legend and has been almost every color of the rainbow." The reporter, Jack Harrison, said on the screen, "Yes, you guessed it, the famous Tommy Oliver. He was in a total of six teams as the green morphing ranger, the white morphing ranger, the red zeo ranger, the red turbo ranger, and, finally, the black dino ranger. Now, Cassidy, I hear you had an experience with the rangers in High school, is that right?"

"Yes," An older version of Cassidy smiled at the camera, "Thomas Oliver was my twelfth grade science teacher and four of the kids in my class were rangers."

"Did anyone ever notice that something different was going on in that school?"

"Oh, yes, we'd have had to be blind not to see it. All of the Dinorangers came from totally different cliques, most of us would've been surprised if they had only said two words to each other, much less, suddenly become best friends. And then there was the principal…"

Devin just gazed into the TV as his old best friend talked about Principal Randall, the rangers, and pretty much everything else about Reefside High.

"It was that Cassidy, wasn't it?" A voice behind Devin asked, "The one on the screen. She was your friend in 2004, wasn't she?"

Devin turned around to see Kaitlyn. She looked like she had been crying for hours.

"Oh, hey, Kaitlyn. I wasn't expecting you to be here."

"It was her wasn't it?"

"Yeah, it was." Devin sighed, "But Kaitlyn –"

"Don't." Kaitlyn said, "It'll just make it hurt more. I know I don't deserve you; you're so amazing and sweet and everybody here loves you…"

"Kaitlyn…"

"No, Devin. I know I'm not wanted here. I'm just the smart kid… I know I just barely fit in here at all…" A tear dripped down her cheek.

"Kaitlyn, I really…"

"Don't worry, I'm not going to try to get in the way anymore. I know you love Cassidy. Who am I to compete?"

"Kaitlyn, it isn't like…"

"I understand. You should have someone great like her, goodnight." Kaitlyn started to head for the door.

"Kaitlyn, I care about you more than anyone else in the whole academy. You're my best friend ever, please don't think otherwise. I love you."

"That means a lot to me, Devin. Goodnight."

"Before you go, um, I was wondering."

"What?"

"You still, um, want to go to the SPD dance with me, right?"

"If you still want to."

"Great. I'll pick you up at six, okay?"

A/N: I mainly wrote this chapter so Kaitlyn doesn't seem like just a jerk who wants to keep Devin away from Cassidy. She's a nice girl at the academy who didn't feel wanted there until she met Devin and now she's afraid she'll be alone again without any friends. Just thought I'd put that little part in.

I'm going to have Cassidy\Devin interaction next chapter, just so you know, and a bit of jealousy and confusion here and there too.

So, tell me what you think.