Hey! It's StrawberryAngel…Okay people. Thanks for reading, but could you review every once and awhile too? I mean, really. I write Victorious stories and they review waaaaay more than you quote "readers" do. So, we're probably going to stop writing this, since nobody reviews and obviously we are wasting our time. But, we'll continue if we can get some feedback?

Cody led Brianna out of Greyson 's house. She looked in every single mirror they passed to make sure she looked okay. Was she really going somewhere with Cody Simpson?

"So there's a theater about ten minutes from here," Cody said. "Do you mind walking?"

"Of course not," said Brianna, closing the door to Greyson's house softly behind her.

"Good," said Cody. "We can get to know each other a little better. I usually don't ask a girl to hang out until I know more about her, but I wanted to get you before Greyson had a chance to-"

Cody stopped himself quickly. He cleared his throat.

"Before Greyson had a chance to what?" Brianna asked, her eyes wide and innocent.

"Before Greyson had a chance to…make sushi," said Cody. "Yeah. His sushi is amazing and whenever somebody eats it, they decide that they want to hang out with Greyson…and his sushi."

"Greyson and his sushi?" Brianna repeated.

"Yeah," said Cody nervously, glancing at the brunette out of the corner of his eye. "It's…really… good… sushi..."

"I thought Greyson couldn't cook. That's what he said in an interview."

"So what movie are we seeing?" Cody changed the topic, while Brianna laughed about Greyson and his magic sushi.

"Anything," said Brianna, excitedly. "Except for scary."

"You don't like scary?" He asked.

Brianna shook her head. For a split second, she felt like she was being followed. Who would follow her and Cody? Paparazzi? Kamille? She forced the thought out of her mind.

"Well, if we ever see a scary movie together I'll protect you."

"Good," said Brianna, wondering if that was in invitation for a second date. "It's Kamille that likes scary movies."

"What's the deal with her, anyway?" Cody asked.

"What do you mean?"

"In case you haven't noticed, she kinda hates my guts," said Cody, brushing his golden hair out of his eyes.

"She hates everyone," Brianna laughed. "It's nothing personal. Don't let it get to you."

"Okay," said Cody. They were at the movie theater. Cody held the door open for Brianna, and he bought them tickets and popcorn.

They walked into one of the theaters, and sat down in two chairs side by side. Brianna sat down next to Cody and brushed her side bangs away from her face. She thought she saw Kamille and Greyson standing by the door to the theater. When she looked back again, she saw nothing.

"You okay?" Cody asked, glancing at her concernedly.

"Yeah, fine," Brianna said, shaking her head a little. Was she going crazy? Kamille wouldn't follow her on her first date with Cody. Would she?

The lights dimmed and the movie started. Brianna tried to enjoy her date, but she kept feeling like she was being watched.

Halfway through the film, Cody put his arm around the top of the chair Brianna was in, and she scooted in a little. Cody wrapped his arm around her, and then grinned down at Brianna.

Cody leaned in towards Brianna and she leaned towards him. Their lips were inches away from each other, and that space was decreasing rapidly.

"Oooh, this is the good part!" whispered a voice from in between Cody and Brianna. Cody leapt back, and Brianna squealed.

"Shh!" Hissed a few movie goers.

Brianna looked over to see the faces of Greyson and Kamille, in near hysterics the row exactly behind her. She looked to Cody who was gaping at them.

"What'd you do that for?" He demanded of Greyson.

"Sh-she made me," he laughed out loud, pointing at Kamille.

Suddenly, the movie usher was standing next to Brianna's row.

"I'm sorry, but I need you four to leave," he said, pointing at Kamille, Cody, Brianna and Greyson individually.

"Course you do," sighed Cody. He stood up and followed Brianna out of the theater. Still laughing, Kamille and Greyson followed them.

They all walked outside, and Brianna whirled around to face Kamille, her hair whipping her shoulders in the light wind.

"Why?" She asked Kamille. "Why would you do this to me?"

"Because I was bored," shrugged Kamille.

"I can't believe you!" Shouted Brianna, tears filling her eyes. She turned around and ran down the street.

"Uh-Oh," said Greyson, turning to face Kamille. "I feel sort of bad."

"Me too," admitted Kamille. "But she'll get over it."

"Brie, hold on!" Shouted Cody, taking off after Brianna. She kept running, but finally he caught up and grabbed her hand. She stopped.

"Wh-where are you going?" He asked, out of breath, squeezing her hand in between both of his.

A single tear had snaked it's way down Brianna's face.

"I don't know," she admitted softly.

"Relax," Cody said wiping away the tear with his thumb. "Everything's all right, darling. We can go on another date."

"I just can't believe she'd do this to me," said Brianna. "I thought she'd understand how much this means to me."

"How much what meant to you?"

"You," she whispered. "Meeting you and actually getting to know you. This is everything I've dreamed about for months, and she knows it."

"I'm sorry, said Cody, wrapping Brianna in his arms. "I really am. But everything's okay. We can go out again, I promise. Without Greyson and Kamille."

"Really?" Brianna asked, smiling a bit.

"How about tomorrow night?" Cody asked, holding her a little bit away from himself to smile down at her. "We can go to the beach."

"At night?" Giggled Brianna.

"Why not?"

"Okay," she said. "That sounds amazing."

Back down the street, Greyson was pacing the front of the theater nervously.

"I think we should make it up to them," he said to Kamille.

"Fine," she groaned. "How?"