(A/N): I'm SO excited for this chapter! We get to learn something VERY important about Katrina! A small warning. This chapter is the main reason that I rated this T, so keep that in mind. Thanks to Milkamoo97 for your review and I still don't own Big Time Rush. I also did not write the episode Big Time Break which the first part of this is based off of.

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Chapter 10: We Just Went Too Far

Logan and Katrina walked out of the elevator onto the second floor of the Palm Woods. Logan limped as Katrina supported him up to the door of 2J.

"I really don't want to go in there," Logan groaned.

"Oh come on," Katrina supported, "How bad could it be?"

"Have you seen what I'm wearing?"

"You have to get over it eventually."

"Ugh, okay," Logan gave in. Katrina pushed on the door and it fell down. Logan untangled himself from Katrina and stumbled into the apartment. Katrina walked in slowly behind him, noticing that James, Kendall, Carlos, Katie, Mrs. Knight and a police officer were in the room, staring at Logan.

Logan stopped in the middle of the room as the people in the room said, "Logan goes first." At this, Logan fell forward onto his face. Katrina brought a hand to cover her mouth as she stared down at the boy in a dress. After a second of staring, everyone rushed over to help Logan onto his feet again.

"She's fine. She's fine," James told everyone as he grabbed one of Logan's arms. He, Carlos and Kendall practically carried Logan over to the couch, Katrina, Katie, Mrs. Knight and the police officer following. The boys began to tease Logan, not realizing Katrina was staring at the police officer.

Katrina spoke to the officer, "Who are you?" The boys stopped to look at her.

"I'm Officer Garcia," the man introduced himself to her.

"He's my dad," Carlos added.

"And who are you?" Officer Garcia asked Katrina. He suddenly blocked her off from the rest of the group. She backed up slightly from the intimidating look he was giving her.

"Um, I'm Katrina," she responded. Her eyes went everywhere but to his face as she looked around the room. The boys could see she was panicking.

"Why do you look so guilty?" Officer Garcia continued to question the girl. "Confess!"

"Um, yeah," Katrina backed away towards the door, "I should probably go." With that she sprinted out of the room.

Officer Garcia turned to Logan, "She did this to you, didn't she?"

"Well, um," Logan stammered, "Not exactly."

"I KNEW IT!" Officer Garcia ran out of the room after the girl.

"PAPI!" Carlos yelled after him, following his father out of the room to save Katrina. An awkward silence fell over the room as the remaining people stared at the open doorway.

"Well," Kendall broke the silence, "This isn't going to end well."

"What'd she to you?" Katie asked Logan, immediately expecting the worst out of the girl.

"The only thing she really did was save my life." Logan took the wig off his head before he began his story of the day. Katie, James, Kendall and Mrs. Knight leaned in to listen to the boy's tale. Not long after Logan started, Carlos and his dad came back to catch the rest of the story. Officer Garcia had muttered something about Katrina getting into an elevator before he could catch her.

"So," James decided to sum everything up, "You met up with Katrina at her school, brought her home, dressed up as a girl, snuck into her school, danced with her, got beat up by girls and then she saved you?"

"It's weird that the only way Logan can get a girl is if he dresses as a girl," Carlos commented.

"Oh, ha ha, funny," Logan responded sarcastically.

"This gives me an idea," Kendall mentioned and the others turned to stare at him. He was smirking and it was obvious he was coming up with a plan.

The next day, Kendall, Logan, Carlos and James were hiding in bushes outside Eastwood School for Girls, wearing tree hats.

"This is a bad idea," Logan commented.

"Relax," Kendall told him, "We just have to wait for Katrina to get out of class, follow her and then we'll find out where she lives."

"Or we could wait for her to tell us," Logan insisted. "Something is going to go wrong."

"Just because you two are all lovey-dovey now," James started, "Doesn't mean she's going to tell us anything!"

"What are you talking about?" Logan laughed nervously.

"Oh please," James continued, "Don't tell me you didn't notice the way she looked at you? She so has a crush on you!"

"R-Really?" Logan smiled at this. James nodded.

"What if she doesn't go home though?" Carlos asked.

"She's gotta go home eventually," Kendall told him.

"How did you get another day off for us anyways?" Logan seemed to want to keep the conversation away from his and Katrina's possible relationship. All heads turned to Kendall.

"Let's just say that the temperature at Rocque Records is way too cold for singing." Kendall smirked as he thought of what he did.

"You filled the place with water and turned the air conditioning up all the way?" Carlos assumed.

"Oh yeah," Kendall's smirk got larger. He saw Katrina walk out of the building and hushed his friends. They stared at the teen girl as she walked past girl after girl, never stopping to catch up on gossip or make plans like normal teenage girls. She seemed alone in the crowd. Making her way to the street, she walked down the sidewalk along it, keeping to herself.

Once Katrina was out of earshot, Kendall turned to his friends, "Let's go." They threw back their tree hats and stood up. The girls around them turned to stare at them.

Suddenly, all of them pointed at them, yelling, "BOYS!" All four boys waved at them.

"This was not a smart move," Logan noted.

"Yep," the other three agreed. The girls moved to attack them and they raced away.

James, Carlos, Kendall and Logan were able to avoid the girls and keep Katrina in sight. They trailed behind her as she walked mile after mile. Soon, they were in a rundown area of town. Police cars could be heard in the distance and the houses had bars on their windows. They jumped as they heard a scream come from a nearby alley.

"I told you this was a bad idea," Logan reminded Kendall. The boys were huddled close together as though it would bring them back to their safe Palm Woods.

"I agree with Logan," James told them.

"If a vulnerable teenage girl can get through here," Kendall responded, "Then four hockey playing boys can too." Carlos nodded, slapping his helmet twice. The other three boys wished that they had their helmets with them too as they continued to follow Katrina.

Suddenly, she stopped. They stopped too, watching as she pressed herself up against the wall of a building. She glanced around the corner, seemed to relax and then went around the corner into an alley. They rushed forward and looked around the corner. Seeing her go into a building, they quickly followed inside.

The room they were in was definitely an apartment lobby, but it was very rundown with peeling wallpaper, fading paint and dust on everything. They watched in disgust as they saw bugs crawl along the floor and torn furniture.

The man behind the manager's desk looked up and scowled, "Whatcha want?" Since Katrina was nowhere in sight, Kendall went up to him.

"Can you tell us where the Wolff family lives?" Kendall asked the man.

The man stared at the boys, smacking his lips as he chewed his gum loudly. Kendall stared back with determination, but the others kept looking around as though the room suddenly became very interesting.

"Katrina never gets visitors. Why are you here?" The man seemed interested.

"We're her friends. And what about her parents?"

"Ha!" The man actually began to laugh, almost choking on his gum, "If that girl has parents, they're never here." At the boys' confused faces, he continued, "She lives in room 305. That's on the third floor, pretty boys." He continued to laugh as he pulled a sandwich out from behind his desk and began to eat. The boys watched, each with an eyebrow raised, before running towards the stairs.

They climbed the steps, stunned at how much they were finding out about Katrina all at once.

"This is still a very bad idea," Logan pressed.

"Aren't you curious about your possible future girlfriend?" James asked. He seemed more relaxed after getting off the streets. "I know I want to know more about her."

"She'll tell us when she's ready," Logan kept glancing around the staircase, as though expecting someone to come out of nowhere and attack them. "We still can leave and forget about all of this!"

"That would be stupid," Carlos told him, "We came all this way."

"Exactly," Kendall agreed, "She's never going to tell us. We need to force it out of her." They reached room 305 and Kendall tried the door, but it was locked.

"Oh well," Logan pretended to be upset, "It's locked. Guess we have to go."

"When have we ever let a locked door stop us?" Kendall stepped back, "Carlos, do your thing." Carlos took a deep breath, slapped his helmet once and then ran at the door, screaming. He knocked it in and the other three boys followed him in.

Once inside, they looked around the apartment. There wasn't much furniture in the room, just a table and a chair, but the free space was filled up with notebooks, books, animal cages and food and dog leashes. Even though there were animal things all over the apartment, there was no sign of an actual animal living in the apartment. There was a hallway to their right which had two doors leading places.

Suddenly, one of the doors opened and Katrina came out of it, freezing at the sight of them.

"What are you doing here?" Katrina hissed. It was clear the four boys weren't welcome.

"We want to know the truth," Kendall spoke first.

"I tried to stop them," Logan defended himself.

"Where are your parents?" Carlos asked.

"Why does your place look like a storage room?" James added.

Katrina twitched, staring at the boys. When she finally spoke, her voice was quiet and low, "Get out."

They could barely hear her, so they leaned forward as Kendall asked, "What?"

"GET OUT!" Katrina screeched causing the boys to jump. "LEAVE!" She ran at them and they scrambled for the door, never having seen her with so much fury. "I NEVER WANT TO SEE YOU AGAIN!" She slammed the door shut after they left. From the hallway, they could hear Katrina's back hit the door and then her sliding down it. For a second, there was silence, but it was broken from a crying fit coming from Katrina on the other side of the door.

Kendall looked over to his staring friends, "We just went too far."

(A/N): OMG! Katrina's really mad! Kendall is way too stubborn for his own good. Will they stay away from her or will she see them again? And remember that Brandon doesn't know where Katrina lives. Will the boys tell him? Gotta wait until the next chapter to find out!

And here are the choices for the voting contest again:

A girl bully.

A boyfriend for Brandon.

A stray animal.

A boyfriend for Katrina.

Confused? Check out chapter 7 for more information! Until the next chapter, happy reading and don't forget to vote!