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Family Tradition	By : medievalcutie Category: Singers/Bands/Musicians > Fall Out Boy Views: 2896 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. I do not know the members of Fall Out Boy. I do not make any money from the writing of this story.

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“So Bec, are we still on the schedule for this afternoon? I would hate to think that I let Mom complain for as long as she did this morning for nothing. According to her, 2:00 is too early for going out.”
Rebecca laughed along with her best friend, Ivy Reynolds. Ivy was a petite blonde with a boisterous laugh that fit perfectly with her personality. Rebecca and Ivy had been friends since middle school, even both deciding to go to the same college, Ivy starting a year before, as was to be expected.
“Yeah, Ivy, we’re still on. But I have to warn you, my house probably won’t be the best of places for our normal weekly movie party. Petey’s back in town. And from what I heard over breakfast, he’s not going to be alone this time. That always means more than just Peter at home. But of course that has never stopped you before. In fact, you always seem to hang around more when Petey’s at home. Isn’t that sweet? My best friend has a thing for my brother. . . . Eww! That’s a little gross now that I think about it.”
Rebecca playfully glanced around the courtyard café as if looking for somewhere to retch. The two friends always met here for lunch between classes, despite the fact that both commuted from home. Rebecca stayed for lunch because it was more logical with her class schedule, and Ivy stayed because she would rather not go home more than was necessary.
Rebecca laughed as Ivy stuck her tongue out at her and dodged the French fry tossed at her. She playfully winked and made a kissy face.
“Bec, be glad that I love you, or I might just be tempted to simply jump your brother without going through your permission. Andrew is cute, but you should know where I’m really weak in the knees. Besides, why else would you have mentioned it to me?”
“Ivy, you’re hopeless. Just the thought of my best friend going after my brother is even worse than some of the crazy fans that have shown up or done stuff. I swear I think Mom still hasn’t recovered from the troupe of girls who showed up during winter in just towels. I’m still a little scared to walk out of my door in the morning.”
Rebecca playfully shuddered at the thought. Out of the corner of her eye, she caught sight of a fairly large-sized crowd a few feet away. She groaned as she realized that at the center of the crowd was her brother and another of his friends. She motioned over to the group, a sad smile on her face.
“It seems that Petey has been found out. Be prepared to be attacked by the fangirls. As soon as they realize about us, there will of course be a few who will even mob us. And besides, Petey loves to pull everyone else into the spotlight.”
“Bec, he really wouldn’t do that, would he? I didn’t picture Pete as being one to share the limelight.”
“Yeah, Petey can be an attention whore. Along with other means of whoring. But that should be your area of expertise, wouldn’t it?”
Rebecca winked playfully and dodged another French fry thrown at her. Although when Rebecca straightened back out, she wanted to duck back under the table.
“Becca, want to show around some friends? They’re more around your age, so I thought you would be best. I asked Mom, and she said you had another class then were free. Hey, Ivy.”
Rebecca smiled at her eldest brother and over at Patrick who had shown up as well. Then she noticed the other two guys, and smiled at each of them as well.
“I think we could show them around. I don’t have anything right now if you would like more company. If you boys don’t mind a bit of quick shopping after this one finishes class. You don’t mind, do you Bec?”
Rebecca laughed at the antics of both her friend and brother. She knew the reason that Ivy was so willing to help her brother, but she didn’t know what was behind her brother asking her for something. Especially when it involved one or more of his friends.
“Well if either of you boys don’t mind a normal girls day out, then you are more than welcome to join us. Beware the crazed college girls on a shopping spree.”
Rebecca managed to keep a straight face for a moment before bursting out laughing. If there was any such thing as normal, they certainly didn’t fit.
“No, it’s not as bad as it sounds. Just a few stops into some shops and then mainly book and music stores. So I don’t think you two would have too much trouble with our company. Although perhaps I should first say this. I’m Rebecca, or Becca, or even Bec. I have the bad luck of having Petey for a brother. This is the lunatic who has the wonderous luck of being my best friend, Ivy.”
Rebecca smiled brightly at the two newcomers, and was rewarded by smiles in return. The boys looked between themselves, then both held out their hands.
“I’m Jon. Nice to meet you, Becca.”
“Spencer. And I must say that I feel your pain. I would hate to live with Pete as well.”
Rebecca laughed lightly at the boy’s comment. Perhaps this wouldn’t turn out to be quite as bad as it could have turned out to be.
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