Thank you for all your prayers! I really hoped you all fared well with Hurricane Sandy! WE SURVIVED! I heard the north REALLY got pounded! Anyway, I hope you guys enjoy!
Austin stared at the couple for what seemed like forever. "This is awful!" He finally said. Just then, Dez came running to him with a huge hamburger. "Hi, Austin! Guess what! Ally and Joseph are dating!" He had this huge goofy grin on his face, which only made Austin madder. "Why are you so happy?" Dez shrugged. "Ally finally got over you! You know, I would probably be mad, too if I were her. I would do the exact same thing…" As usual, Dez wasn't helping.
Trish looked up from her magazine for a second to see what Ally was up to, now. She shook her head when she saw that she was still doing the same thing. "When will they come up for air?" She turned around and saw Austin walking towards her. "Why are you just sitting there? You should be stopping her!" Trish stared at him incredulously. "What?! You're the one who broke her heart! You should be happy for her!" Austin couldn't help but feel ashamed. She was right. What was he going to do?
Austin instinctively took out his phone. This was his fault. The only thing he could do was break up with Heather. He dialed her number and put the phone to his ear. He waited for her to pick up. On the other end, Heather was in her apartment. She sat on her bed, thinking. What the heck is wrong with her?! She should have stayed with Tysin instead of finding a new boyfriend! She was about to get up, when her phone rang. She looked at it and saw her picture of Austin. She reluctantly picked it up. "Hello?"
"Hello? Heather, I need to talk to you." Heather sighed. She knew what was coming. "I need to break up with you." They both said in unison. "What?"
"No."
"I need to break up with you!"
"Stop that!"
They continued to speak at the same time, until Heather stopped. "I am going to leave you. I choose Tysin instead." Austin was relieved. "Thank goodness!"
"What?" Heather said, slightly offended. Austin paused, realizing that his words hadn't come out the way he thought. "Sorry. I mean-"
"I know what you meant." Heather hung up. Austin put his phone away in his pocket and walked down to the water. Time to stop the madness.
This chapter was kind of difficult to write. I've had slight writing block, so that's probably why you don't see a lot of details. I'm sorry if it wasn't good enough! I still hoped you enjoyed! R&R!