I know it's been awhile but, I've been having serious writer's block. I would love some ideas from everyone on what they would like to see in this story. And reviews and always welcomed and appreciated :)

Olivia and Andy finished packing their small bags for the weekend then went to bed. They were leaving for Andy's parents' beach house at 6 in the morning so they could get there around noon.

As soon as they woke up, they ate a quick breakfast and got ready for the long car ride. They climbed into the car with Andy in the driver's seat and Olivia in the passenger seat.

They were quiet for most of the ride, not knowing what to say to one another. Also, Andy sensed that Olivia was in a bad mood this morning.

Andy finally looked over at her. "You ready for this weekend?" he asked, trying to make small talk.

She looked out her window and nodded. "Yeah."

"Thanks for doing this. I know you don't owe me anything, especially for how I treated you."

"Well just because you did what you did, it doesn't mean your mother needs to be hurt too."

He sighed. "Yeah."

"Let's just get through this weekend so everything can be done with and we can both move on," she said, trying not to sound hurt.

He could hear the sadness in her voice, no matter how much she tried to hide it. "Is that what you really want, Olivia?"

"What other choice do I have?"

He took a deep breath. "We could try this again. I know I don't deserve to ask that from you but, we both know that we belong together."

"You're right; you don't deserve that from me. How can we possibly be together if I can't even trust you? How can I be with someone that treats me like that?" she questioned.

He cleared his throat. "Ok, you're right. I'll try to back off."

She rolled her eyes, knowing that he wouldn't give up.

They arrived at the beach house right on time. They parked and Andy grabbed their bags but, Olivia came up and grabbed her bag from him.

"I can carry my own bag."

"Sorry, just trying to help."

"Well, don't," she said, then walked to the door and rang the doorbell.

The door opened and revealed Andy's mother, Donna, and his father, Jack.

"Hi sweetheart!" his mother exclaimed and quickly hugged Olivia then Andy.

"How are you guys?" Olivia asked as she hugged Jack.

"We're doing great. Come on in," Donna replied then took Olivia's hand and led her to the living room, where the rest of the family was.

They all greeted one another then Andy and Olivia went up to their room to get settled on.

Andy put his suitcase to the side and sat on the bed. He looked over at Olivia who was unpacking some of her clothes. "I'll sleep on the floor if it makes you more comfortable," Andy told her.

She looked over at him. "Do whatever you want."

He sighed. "Are you going to be like this all weekend?"

She looked away from him. "Like what?"

"Like you hate me. Like we're not together."

"We're not together."

"Yeah, well we're supposed to make it look like we are together. If you can't handle it then you can leave," he said harshly.

"Really? I'm doing this for you when you don't deserve a damn thing from me and you don't even appreciate it," she said angrily.

"You're not doing this for me. You're doing this for my family and my mom. You said it yourself," he replied.

"You're such an asshole," she said then walked into the bathroom.

This was going to be a long weekend.

The whole day was spent with the girls shopping and having dinner at an amazing Itailian restaraunt while the guys spent it at the beach jet skiing and surfing.

Olivia and Andy didn't have a chance to talk the whole day until they were both laying in bed at night, neither of them being able to sleep. Olivia had her back facing him, pretending to be asleep.

"Did you have fun today?" he asked, knowing she was still awake. He knew she was still upset with him but, he had to try.

"Yeah," she answered, quietly.

"Me too."

"Why? Because I wasn't there?" she asked.

"That doesn't even deserve a response." He rolled his eyes.

"Because it's true and it doesn't need a response."

He sighed and sat up. "I'm not doing this with you all weekend."

"Then I'll leave." She also sat up and tried to get out of bed.

He grabbed her arm. "Just go to sleep."

"Don't touch me."

"Then stop being a bitch. I messed up and I know you hate me right now but, get over it."

She couldn't believe he called her a bitch and on top of that is telling her to get over the fact that he cheated on her.

"Next time, you should bring the slut that you cheated on me with," she said and layed down with her back to him.

He touched her arm and moved closer to her. "Liv-"

She moved her arm. "Don't."

He moved away from her and decided to drop it for now.

It was nine in the morning but, Olivia just laid there awake. She didn't feel like getting out of bed and starting the day.

She glanced over at Andy sleeping next to her. She missed being able to be affectionate with him. She missed being able to call him her boyfriend. She missed him.

Sure, they were still living together and he was sleeping right next to her but, he was not hers anymore. Not since he cheated on her.

She wanted so bad to be able to forgive him but, he hurt her and broke her trust in the worst way possible.

She loves him. She loves him and that's why she finds herself at his parents' house for the weekend.

Andy started stirring awake. When he opened his eyes, he saw that Olivia was awake. He stayed quiet and just laid there next to her. He wanted to hold her and apologize to her for all that he has done but, he was scared of the rejection. She doesn't owe him anything and he knows that.

Olivia moved to get up but, Andy put his arm around her waist. She tried moving his hand but, he wouldn't budge. "Andrew, stop."

He pulled her closer. "I'm sorry about last night."

"Let me up." She pushed him away then went into the bathroom for a shower.

He rolled his eyes and got out of bed. He went into the bathroom down the hall and got ready for the day.

They all sat down at the table for breakfast. Andy and Olivia were being unusually quiet and his mother seemed to notice.

"What is with you two? Why so quiet?" his mother asked.

"Nothing, I'm just tired," Andy answered and looked at Olivia, who was looking anywhere but him.

His mother nodded, sensing there was something going on with them.

"So what's our plan for today?" his sister, Jen, asked.

"Well I was thinking we could have a BBQ on the beach and watch the fireworks, maybe go swimming," his father answered.

"Sounds good," Jen said and they all agreed.

After breakfast was cleared from the table and the kitchen was cleaned, the girls went grocery shopping while the men went to buy some fireworks.

Fourth of July was supposed to be a happy time but, maybe not this year.

Drama! Drama! Review please!