Guys, I think I might have the line break thing figured out! I think….you never know in this world anymore. But I think I have it down! No more messed up looking chapters hopefully!

So my apologies if they mess up again. Computers don't seem to like me much. :/

Disclaimer: I think I own most of the dialogue that goes on here. But that's it. Plot and characters belong to Fresh TV.

Summary: After Heather reads Gwen's diary out loud to the entire viewing world, Trent wonders what do say and do to make her feel better.

Pairing: GwenxTrent. Classic. Possibly my all time favourite. I will enjoy writing this, and you will definitely see more of these guys.

Sorry guys. I make these notes too long! xD

Trent sighed as he saw Gwen sitting on her tree stump angrily as Chris told them about today's challenge, but he kind of missed what he was saying. He was too busy looking at Gwen. Trent tried flashing some friendly smiles at her, but she just ignored him. Trent finally gave up, and sighed.

Trent felt really bad for Gwen. I mean, how would he feel if someone just read his diary out loud to everyone? Not to mention all her friends…and enemies at home would hear it too. But truth be told, he felt the same way about her as she did for him. He had to tell her that.

The dark haired musician then walked over towards his team. Cody smiled his cheeky little kid smile at him as he passed. Trent smiled at him, deciding to stop and talk to him for a minute.

"Cody, what's the challenge today?" Trent asked.

Cody smiled his cute, missing tooth smile again as he replied.

"We're doing a campout!" he announced. "I love campouts like this! I remember as I kid I went to this overnight camp, and we had campouts. They were awesome! We are sure to win this one!" Cody then paused. "Have you ever done a campout before Trent?" he asked.

Trent shook his head.

"We don't usually go camping or anything in the summer," he explained. "This is about the closest I've ever had to camping," he added.

Cody smiled again.

"You're bound to love it! A night in the woods! What could be more romantic? This is my perfect chance to hit on Gwen!" he cheered, as he sauntered off to the rest of the team, where Heather was in the middle of a circle, the rest of the Screaming Gophers surrounding her, save Gwen, who was a few good paces away from the raven-haired leader.

"Come on white boy!" Trent heard someone yell. He turned around to see Leshawna facing him. She walked closer. "We're leaving," she added.

"Is uh….Heather in the lead?" Trent asked, as he saw Heather in front of everyone else.

Leshawna sighed, and nodded.

"She is, but don't you worry! That girl has got it coming! I'm not sure when, but she's gonna get it soon!" The large sister walked away, murmuring more things under her breath. Trent sighed in relief. At least there were more people on the team who weren't too fond of Heather.

Trent ran up to catch up with the team. Heather held the map in her hands, which she had already managed to rip in half.

But then he saw Gwen walking ahead, her head down. He smiled. Now was his chance.

"Hey Gwen!" he called. "Wait up!" he added, as she continued walking. Soon, he was walking just a few paces behind her.

"Can I…walk with you?" he asked nervously.

Gwen looked at him briefly. Trent could see tears building up in her eyes, ready to pour out. This diary thing had really upset her. Trent had never seen Gwen look so sad. She looked like her relative had just died.

"No!" Gwen protested, walking farther ahead. Trent ran up to catch up with her again. For a girl, she could sure walk fast.

"Hey, if this is about that whole diary thing….I-"

Trent was cut off as Gwen ran ahead again, her head down. He let her keep walking for a while, thinking of what he would say to her. Then he knew it.

Trent knew he felt the same way as she did. He had to tell her that. He would find some way to convince her to feel better. They had each other, and that was all that seemed to matter to him. She liked him, he liked her. Everything should work out, right?

His head down, Trent walked over to Gwen, knowing exactly what to say.

"Gwen, stop." He ordered. Not in a mean way, but in a serious enough tone.

Gwen turned around to face Trent. Trent saw the tears that we built up in her eyes were now running down her cheeks. Trent walked over to her, and wrapped his arms around her in a hug.

"Gwen, I really have to talk to you." Trent held her still, making it unable for her to run away from me again.

Gwen shook herself free from Trent. For a girl, she was strong too.

"Trent, what happened last night…I don't know. No one was supposed to read that!" she sobbed. "I like you, and ut couldn't be any more obvious now! But you don't like me, so-"

"Wait, what?" Trent interrupted her.

"You didn't let me finish." Gwen shook her head.

They both walked into the forest a bit, and both sat down on a pair of tree stumps.

"Trent, you were never supposed to hear what you heard last night!" she cried. "It's always like this for me. I like someone, but they never like me back, I'm just the weird-"

"Gwen, stop!" Trent interrupted. "Did you ever consider that I might like you back?"

Gwen's eyes lit up at the sound of that.

"B…but how?" she yelled. "No one likes me that way! I'll be ninety and dead, and I'll still be alone! At school, guys pretend to like me, just to make fun of me. Trent, just stop this. I don't need this here!" Gwen cried as she walked away.

Trent grabbed her shoulder, pulling her back again.

"Gwen, what I feel for you is real, I guarantee it. I don't care what the losers at your school think of you, but I like you! And I want to be with you!"

Gwen shook her head.

"I can't do this, but thank you for being honest with me I guess. Let's just…get through the night."

Trent sighed in defeat, finally giving in. We walked in silence for a few moments, then I finally stopped.

"Gwen, do you see the rest of the team?" he asked.

Gwen looked around frantically.

"We're lost!" she cried, falling to the ground.

Trent ran over to her, and picked her up.

"Gwen, come on. We'll find the others, I promise!" Trent told her.

She shook her head. "I can't go on. I'm too tired. I was up all night!"

Trent smiled at her, and took her hand in his, and faced her.

"Then I promise to find them."

Sure enough, Gwen and Trent found the rest of their team a few minutes later. The way Trent protected and comforted her made her think twice about Trent's true feelings for her, so in the end, she thought it would be best to give him a chance.

Gwen gave Trent a chance, a chance that paid off.

Ugh. The thing that connects my laptop to the wall is broken, so I am holding it in place now. My arm is sore. xD

I'll try to update as soon as I can, maybe from my home computer since my laptop will most likely be in the repair shop soon.

Anyways, thanks for reading guys!

~Lauren