Revealing stuff||Ava/Anderson
Ava: was going through her email during her breaks from class to see if she missed anything important from the school. She paused through her scrolling when she saw an e-mail from someone she hadn't heard from in a while, the adoptive parents of her baby she gave up a few years ago. She panicked, thinking that something might have happened to her daughter. She sighed in relief when she saw it was just an invitation to her 4th birthday party. She had gotten invitations from them before but she never went. She always claimed she was too busy, but really it just hurt to see her daughter so happy with parents that weren't her. She never regretted her decision, she was only 15 when she was born after all. She still loved her though. Looking at the invitation, she remembered how she had never told Anderson about her. She was so mad when they split and he did what he did that she never told him and now that they were back in each others lives, she was a little scared. She liked having some sort of relationship with him, not that she'd ever actually admit that to him. Looking at the invitation though, it made her feel guilty for keeping something so huge from him. He should also have the option to go to a birthday party for their daughter, even if he wouldn't be able to tell her that he's her dad. He should still have that option. She closed her laptop and texted Anderson asking if he was home alone. She knew what she needed to do, even if it was going to be hard. Once she got a text back with him saying he was, she put her laptop back into her backpack and made her way to the apartments. Once she was there, she walked over to his place and knocked on the door. She stood there nervous while she waited for him to answer.
Getting that text from Ava had Anderson both excited and nervous. He hadnāt seen her in a bit and in all honesty he was missing her. So of course, when she got to the house he was happy to say the least.āHey.ā He smiled sweetly, leading her up to his room. He opened the door for her before stepping inside. āShould I leave it open or close it?ā He asked, gesturing to his door.

















