"Dee, I'm sorry, I don't fucking know what else you want from me," Ally said sadly.
"Nothing," Edd said.
Ally frowned and looked away, not wanting to risk Edd seeing her cry slightly.
He walked off anyway though.
Ally went after him and gripped his wrist.
"Look, I know you hate me, that's fine, but I know the memories are still there, the only reason why I never approached you is because I loved you enough that I didn't want to fight anymore, I was tired of being your enemy, I wanted our friendship back, and I still do," the blonde said, looking right in his eyes while she said this.
Edd looked back at her and sighed.
"I'm sorry too," He said, finally breaking.
"Edd, never did I want to hurt you," Ally said, taking his hands in hers.
"Sorry," Edd said quietly, "I don't know what came over me."
Ally wrapped her arms around Edd and hugged him.
He slowly hugged her back.
Ally leaned into Edd and hugged him tighter.
"I missed you," She said.
"I missed me as well," Edd said.
Ally broke apart from the hug and smiled.
"Promise me that you'll ease up on Kev?" Asked the girl. "If you really do like him, you shouldn't treat him so bad."
Edd blushed slightly.
"I don't think I'll ever act like that rambunctious brute I once was ever again," He said
"Now Edd, you can be defensive without being offensive," Ally said. "Y'know what I mean?"
"Yes," He admitted.
"Good," Ally smiled. "I'm glad you understand." The blonde playfully pulled Edd's hat over his face. He chuckled and pulled it back up.
Ally grabbed Edd's hand and led him into the lunchroom.
"C'mon, let's sit together like the old days," Ally smiled.
"I think there's someone I need to apologize to first," Edd said
"Kevin?" Ally asked.
"Yes," Edd nodded.
"Good luck," Ally smiled.
Edd left to find Kevin.
Edd's mask was back on in seconds. He put a scowl on his face as he approached Kevin.
"Come with me dork," he said.
"Why should I?" Kevin asked.
"Because I will call you pumpkin if you do not," Edd threatened with a smirk.
Kevin rolled his eyes.
Edd grabbed Kevin's wrist and led him out of the lunchroom.
"Hey, let go," Kevin said, pulling his arm free, "What do you want?"
"Look, I'm only doing this for a friend," Edd grumbled. "But, I'm sorry?"
"For?" Kevin pressed on.
Edd sighed in frustration.
"For being an ass," He grumbled.
"Good enough," Kevin said, "I'll forgive you."
Edd looked up with a raised eyebrow, meeting Kevin's eyes.
"That's it?" He said confused.
"Yeah, I guess," Kevin shrugged, "If I told Nazz you apologized to me and I didn't accept, she'd be pissed at me.
Edd snickered.
"She would," Kevin said, "And even if I didn't tell, she'd find out. She always does."
Edd snickered again.
"Much like my older sister," He said.
Kevin chuckled.
"Heh, yeah," He said.
"How's those grades coming along?" Edd asked, crossing his arms and leaning up against the wall.
Kevin shrugged.
"Okay," He said.
"Just okay?" Edd asked, raising one eyebrow.
"Only enough to keep me on the team," Kevin said.
"What are your grades as of now?" Edd asked with a bored expression.
"I dunno, C- through B+ I think?" Kevin guessed, "And gym is obviously an A+."
Edd sighed.
"You need a tutor Kevin?" Edd asked.
"Nah, I have good grades," Kevin said, "At least they're not F's like dumb and dumber over there."
He nodded towards Ed and Eddy.