Outsiders imagines

Two-Bit

**Two-Bits POV**

I was hanging around the Dingo when I saw her. My ex-girlfriend. We went out when I was fourteen but after a couple of months she had to move away with her mom. She's the only girl I've ever loved. If she talks to me I'll probably fall in love all over again. After I saw her I walked to the Curtis'.

"You okay Two?" Darry asked.

"I'm fine. Why?" Darry gave me a knowing look. "I'll tell ya later." I muttered. I knew Darry wouldn't make fun of me for this like the other boys would. He also wouldn't tell anyone. After a while Darry went into the kitchen to make supper. Might as well tell him now.

"So what's wrong?" Darry asked as I sat on the counter.

"My ex-girl is in town."

"(Y/n)?" He rose an eyebrow. I tell Darry everything. Sometimes I'm drunk off my ass and others I just need someone to talk to. I know I can always trust him.

"Yeah. I don't wanna talk to her and fall in love then end up heartbroken again."

"I think you're still in love with her."

"I don't know. I might be. I'm confused."

"I think you should talk to her."

"Why?" I groaned.

"The you won't be confused any more." I sat there in silence. "Ignore me. That's mature." Darry laughed. I smiled and walked back into the living room.

**Your POV**

My friend and I are walking to the daily double. I just moved back in with my dad and I didn't have any trouble finding my old best friend. We crawled under the fence and sat in some seats towards the back.

"Have you found Two-Bit yet." Elizabeth asked me.

"No Liz." I frowned.

"Have you even looked for him?" I looked around and ignored the question.

"Oh that's mature." Liz rolled her eyes and flopped into her seat. A few minutes after the movie started a group of boys sat a few rows in front of us.

"Let's go get popcorn!" Liz suddenly said.

"We have some right here." I held it up. Some of the boys in front of us turned around.

"Then let's go get drinks!" She pulled me up and we walked towards the concession stand. We got there and she decided she didn't want any thing. I swear that girl is bipolar. As we walked by the boys again she stopped. "Two-Bit is that you? You remember (Y/n) right?" And before he could answer she pushed me towards him and ran to her seat.

"Hey (Y/n)." Two said awkwardly as all the boys stared at us. "Ya wanna talk somewhere else?"

"Yeah." He got up and we moved to a different set of chairs. "So how've you been?" I said breaking the silence.

"Good. What about you?"

"Fine I guess." I shrugged. He looked at me funny. "What?"

"You never say fine to that. You always yell out that you're great or amazing."

"Well. People change." We continued to talk about how we changed. Two hadn't changed a bit. He was the same 'carefree, laughing idiot' as he called it.

"How come you never called?" The one thing I always wanted to know.

"I don't know." He shrugged. "I guess I thought you would replace me or somethin' like that."

"I wasn't going to even try. But I did once we stopped talking. Nobody was even close to you." I smiled. "Did you replace me?"

"I tried. It just didn't work out." I sighed and leaned onto his shoulder and watched the movie. I felt him out his arm behind me and he started playing with my hair. I missed this. "(Y/n)?"

"Yeah?"

"I think I still love you." I didn't answer for a minute and I felt him tense up.

"I think I still love you too." He relaxed. "So what does this mean?"

"Well. I would be greatly honored if it meant that you would be my girl." He smiled.

"I'll be your girl." I smiled and held his hand. I finally got my Two-Bit back. I looked over and saw Liz and his friends had moved almost directly beside us.

"What are you guys doing?" Two asked.

"What? We didn't see you here!" One of his friends said. Two rolled his eyes.

"C'mon lets get outta here (Y/n/n)." Two grabbed my hand and led me out of the Daily Double.