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| *Disclaimer: Neither ReBoot nor LFO are mine. A/N: I would like to thank Solo for saying that someone should write a songfic to this. If you hadn't have suggested that, pal, well, I probably wouldn't have written this. ::clears throat:: Warning: Complete sap ahead! I was also high on coffee when I wrote this, so there’s gonna be some weird moments in here. One more thing. I’ve always gotten the impression that Andi was younger than Matrix, so she’s twenty in this and Gun-boy is twenty-two. Words in italics are either song lyrics or thoughts. I’m assuming that you’ll be able to figure out which is which. Every Other Time By: Dragonmaster I said let’s talk about it As she walked out on me and slammed the door. But I just laugh about it ‘Cause she’s always playin’ those games. (c’mon) Enzo Matrix sighed as he lay awake in bed. He and AndrAIa had had another fight. Not that it wasn’t normal; they always fought, then got back together. He just missed her like crazy when she was gone. He didn’t even remember what they fought about half the time. They always got back together as if nothing had happened though. Deep down I know she loves me But she’s got a funny way of showin’ me how she cares (she cares) Last night she did a donut on my lawn Then drove off with one finger in the air. (oh yeah) Sometimes it’s black, sometimes it’s white Sometimes she’s wrong, sometimes I’m right Sometimes we talk about it, or we figure it out But then she just changed her mind Sometimes she’s hot, sometimes I’m cold Sometimes my head wants to explode But when I think about it, I’m so in love with her Every other time. Yeah, every other time Across the city, in the 8-Ball Arms, AndrAIa switched off the TV and sat back on the couch. She looked out the window toward the apartment where she knew Matrix would be. Shaking her head, she mentally smacked herself. Quit thinking about him. She thought. Resisting the urge to look back at the window, she got up and grabbed a soda out of the refrigerator. Walking back to the couch, she put the radio on and tuned it to her favorite station. A song played that she had never heard before, but the lyrics sounded familiar somehow. "Sometimes we sit around Just the two of us on a park bench Sometimes we swim around Like two dolphins in the ocean of our hearts. "But then I think about the time when we broke up before the prom And you told everyone that I was gay, Okay." AndrAIa laughed. It sounded like the two of them so much. She yawned and stretched, only now realizing how late it was. Finally, she closed her eyes and fell asleep. Shutting the door quietly behind him, Matrix walked toward the front desk of the apartment building. He knew AndrAIa was staying in Bob’s apartment while he was with Dot on a well-deserved vacation, but he didn’t remember what number it was. The receptionist told him, but not without giving him a strange look first. Matrix stopped before the door and took a deep breath. Then he sighed and pounded on the door, "AndrAIa, it’s me. Can I come in?" Sometimes I walk around the town for hours just to settle down But I’d take you back and you’d kick me down. Cause that’s the way uh-huh uh-huh I like it. Sometimes it’s black, sometimes it’s white Sometimes she’s wrong, sometimes I’m right Sometimes we talk about it, or we figure it out But then she just changed her mind Sometimes she’s hot, sometimes I’m cold Sometimes my head wants to explode But when I think about it, I’m so in love with her Every other time. Yeah, every other time "What do you want?" The game sprite’s voice came through the door, after a nano. "I need to talk to you." There was silence, then the door opened slightly. "Fine." Matrix walked into the apartment and sat down in a chair across from AndrAIa. "So, uh, what’s up?" he asked awkwardly. She sipped her soda and shrugged her shoulders. "Other than you waking me up? Nothing." "Oh, sorry." "Forget it. I wasn’t very tired anyway." AndrAIa returned irritably. "You want a drink or something?" He looked at his watch. "Sure. Coffee, what ever kind you have." Nodding, AndrAIa got up and poured him a mug, then handed it to him and sat back down. Matrix took a long drink from it before looking up again. "So why are you really here?" AndrAIa asked him. Matrix looked down at his coffee and sighed. Glancing back up at the younger sprite he said, "three guesses and the first two don’t count." Keep it up home girl, dontcha quit You know the way you scream is the ultimate And when I walk away, just watch the clock I bet I don’t even get around the block. Andi chuckled softly to herself. "I should’ve known." She muttered. "I just thought that I’d, ya know-" "Apologize?" "Something like that, yeah," he replied, giving her a lopsided grin. AndrAIa stared at him for a moment then, smiling, she walked over and hugged him. "You know, if you hadn’t have come here tonight, I would’ve been at your door first thing in the morning." "Glad to hear it," he said softly, taking her into his arms. "Hey Andi?" "Hm?" "How much sugar did you put in this coffee?" "Not much, why?" "I’m shaking." I said let’s talk about it As she walked out on me and slammed the door. Someday we’ll laugh about it, ‘Cause we’re always playin’ those themes. Sometimes it’s black, sometimes it’s white Sometimes she’s wrong, sometimes I’m right Sometimes we talk about it, or we figure it out But then she just changed her mind Sometimes she’s hot, sometimes I’m cold Sometimes my head wants to explode But when I think about it, I’m so in love with her Every other time. Yeah, every other time -Owari DM: Okay, I seriously think I’ve lost my mind for writing something this corny. Somebody smack me. Oh well, sap sells, right Spookygirl? Okay, shutting up now. |
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