Hey Loves! You're all so amazing! I can't believe so many of you reviewed!(: I see you're all big Grandma Ruth fans ;) I just thought of her character and instantly fell in love with the idea of Austin having a smart grandma like her :) Enjoy!(:

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"Austin, time to get ready for school! Wake up," Grandma Ruth yelled as she knocked lightly on Austin's bedroom room. Austin woke up startled and got out of bed. He opened the door and grimaced. "I'm up," he said rudely before slamming the door shut.

On the other side of the door, Grandma Ruth sighed and walked downstairs. She knew very well that Austin was going to be a challenge. He had been raised to get what he always wanted, but she wasn't going to spoil him. No, Grandma Ruth was never one to spoil. Never.

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Austin jogged down the stairs with his backpack slinging over his shoulder. "Do you want some breakfast?" Grandma Ruth questioned as Austin walked into the kitchen. He shook his head and threw his backpack on the counter. "Nahh, I'll just eat an apple," he replied as he grabbed an apple and began to chew loudly.

Grandma Ruth winced and held her hand up. "Sweetie, that's very unpleasant. It's not accepted in this house, and if you don't want to listen to me then go outside to chew like that. Although, I don't suggest it. Girls don't find it attractive," she said before walking into the living room.

Austin stared at her in surprise. He closed his mouth and threw his apple away.

Grandma Ruth went back into the kitchen with a baby blue polka-dot tablecloth that matched the wall. "What's that for?" Austin asked while pointing at the tablecloth. "The table," Grandma Ruth replied smirking. Austin rolled his eyes. "Very funny," he said hastily.

"Honey, lighten up. Just messing around. I'm actually having a teen meeting later. Every week they decide on a tablecloth to use for the next meeting, and for this week they chose this one," she explained while taking the white tablecloth off of the table and folding it up nicely. She placed it on the counter and began to put the baby blue one on.

"What do you mean by teen meeting? Aren't you like 60?" Austin asked nonchalantly. This time Grandma Ruth rolled her eyes and sighed. "Austin, honey, if you keep acting like that, no one is going to be your friend," she said as she finished putting the tablecloth on the table. She smiled in satisfaction and turned to face Austin.

"Please, everyone likes me. What's so different about this school, anyway?" He asked while biting his nail carelessly. Grandma Ruth smirked and shook her head. "You'll find out, but we must leave now. Wouldn't want to be late on your first day, now would you?" she asked while smiling widely. Austin stared at her questioningly before grabbing his backpack.

"Can I walk?" Austin asked once they got outside, and he remembered about the beast. Grandma Ruth laughed and shook her head. "Now, I know how much you love Miami, Austin, but we can't walk everywhere. Don't worry though, we have Betty here for that," she said as she pointed at the beast.

Austin smiled and nodded. "Yay!" he exclaimed in a fake enthusiastic manner. Grandma Ruth smirked as she got into Betty. Austin, however frowned and slid down in his seat.

"What kind of music do you like?" Grandma Ruth asked as they drove down the street. Austin sat up a little bit and ran his fingers down his hair to fix it. "Uhm, why do you care?" He asked, trying to sound nice but failing miserably. "Rude much? Anyway, I was just wondering so that I could buy some discs later today. I'm sure you would like to listen to music in here," Grandma Ruth explained.

Austin nodded slowly and started to tell her some artists and bands he liked. Grandma Ruth was surprised at how passionate he seemed about music. "You seem to really like music," she stated as he hummed a sweet melody.

Austin looked at her and smiled; a real smile. "I heard a guy playing the guitar on the corner of the street a few days after we moved to Boston, and ever since then, I've always loved music. I asked my dad if he could buy me a guitar, and I had a big collection of instruments in my room. Dad said I couldn't bring them though," he finished sadly, while sighing.

Grandma Ruth smiled sadly at him before turning her attention back to the road. "Well, you should really visit Sonic Boom. They sell great instruments. If I had known all of this yesterday, I would've told you to go since we were in the mall," she stated.

"Oh yeah! I went by there! There were so many guitars and pianos. It was like being in heaven," he said dreamily. Grandma Ruth smiled as she saw Austin's facial expression. "I also met that Ally girl you told me about. She was really sweet; just like you said," Austin said quietly. He smiled the same way he had smiled yesterday while he and Grandma Ruth were walking back home.

Grandma Ruth's eyes lit up as she figured it out. "It was her, wasn't it?" she asked even though she already knew the answer. Austin stopped smiling and glanced at her questioningly. "What?" he asked.

"That's who you like, Austin. Aww! She's just right for you. Well, sort of," she said. Austin frowned and rolled his eyes. "I don't like her. I barely even talked to her, Grandma Ruth. You're very silly," Austin defended.

"I know you like her, but let's not talk about it now. We're here," she said while turning the car off. Austin looked out of the window to see, for the first time, the school he would be going to. He was very nervous, and if there's one thing that Austin Moon never is, nervous is that. Well, until now.

"Don't worry. You'll be fine. Everyone here is nice. As long as you're nice to them, that is," Grandma Ruth reassured Austin once she saw his nervous glance. Austin smiled and nodded. "Thank you, Grandma Ruth. Umm, I guess I'll see you later then," he replied as he undid his seat belt. Grandma Ruth smiled softly at him as she watched her grandson walk up to the front doors of the school.

Austin turned around one last time to see Grandma Ruth wave at him before driving off. He smiled uneasily and felt a twisting feeling in his stomach. He took a deep breath before walking into the high school. 'Well,' he thought, 'Miami High, here I come.'

I'm sorry it was so short Loves :( I just wanted to get at least something up. I hope you like what you got, though. :) If you did, tell me why. If you didn't, tell me why. Either way, tell me why. :) See what I did there? Thank you so much for your beautiful reviews on the last chapter! Keep them coming! They're very greatly appreciated. :)

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