The Innocent and the Bad Boy (CLOSED)

She smiled shyly. "Um… that's good then?"

"It is, it is a good thing, don't worry," He smiled, 'So, should I call you Robin now?"

She blushed. "You can if you want to…"

"I was only kidding, you know. I know you as Paige and I'm going to stick with that… for now."

She brushed her hair behind her ear sheepishly. "Alright…"

"Unless you want me to call you Robin then I can do that."

"You can call me whatever you want," she replied.

He nodded, "Okay, got it."

Her eyes recognized their surroundings. "Are we almost there?"

"Yeah, we're nearly there."

(Guys I still ship it so stinking hard but can we get some more backstory on my badboy here? The curiosity is killing me!)

(maniacal laugh soon…)

(Yasssssssss and Noooooooooooooooo)

(Uuuuugh! C'mon!! I need more dirt on my motorcycle drivin' bada**! lol)

(XD This is too funny…)

Paige smiled and relaxed. She checked her phone and saw the cover of the song that had been going to play next. No… not yet at least.

(You guys sure you want his backstory? You might not like whatcha find…ehehehe)

Cole hummed softly to some random tune, focusing on the road ahead and making sure he didn't miss the turning. It was nice to just let loose to some degree for once.

(YAASSSSSS)

(Colton?)

She sighed happily, forgetting completely about Hannah.

(Cole is just the shortened version of his name, sorry, should of said)

About five or so minutes later, Cole pulled into the small clearing, parking the car under a tree before stopping the car entirely, “Here we are.”

(Oh, it's cool! :D)

She smiled softly, remembering the spot. "I'll never forget it," she said quietly.

“Me neither. Technically it was out first unofficial date.” He climbed out the car before walking around and opening Paige’s door.

She blushed and got out. "I was so annoying…"

“You weren’t annoying. I was an asshole, though.” He sighed and shut the door.

"You weren't," she said softly. "I shouldn't have said some of the things I did."

“I can say the same,” He sighed and led them to the edge of the cliff, “Let’s just agree we were as bad as each other in our own ways.”

"Alright, fine," she sighed, looking out across the view. "I remember you put out your cigarette for me, and I walked away."

"Yeah… and I new to never smoke around you again from that point on wards." He chuckled.

She blushed. "Thank you."

"No problem, Paige. I honestly should stop smoking but… it's a good stress reliever." He sighed, lying back in the grass.

She laid on her stomach next to him. "I told you what I do to relieve stress," she murmured.