Mine- a Bechloe One-shot
So, this is a request that was sent into me by a cool follower named @amdiazhâ. She requested that I do a one-shot inspired by Taylor Swiftâs song âMineâ. She also said âKinda like, no you donât get to run away and throw our relationship without giving a fightâ. I could not do this without her wonderful idea, so thank you. This one-shot will also include lyrics from âMineâ and from the Bellaâs finale from the first movie, which are obviously not my lyrics. There is a lot of swearing in here, but I think thatâs the only warning. Please enjoy! And please review if you can! Also, just saying again, literally would not have this idea without talking to amdiazh, so I give her a ton of credit here!
 You were in college, working part-time, waiting tables
Left a small town, never looked back
I was a flight risk, with a fear of fallinâ
Wondering why we bother with love, if it never lasts
 Beca Mitchell was 12 years old when she decided that love didnât exist. After all, she had been given absolutely no reason to, with her parents finally separating after years of explosive arguments they hadnât bothered to hide from Beca or her nine-year-old brother, Josh. Beca couldnât decide if the divorce made her happy because the arguments would finally end, or sad because there was now no hope that her parents would ever be okay.
So, she decided to feel nothing about it.
She didnât have time to feel anything over the divorce. Not with her brother needing to constantly be consoled over mommy moving out. Not with the step monster moving in about six months later. Beca didnât have time to feel, so she just pushed everything away. She got pretty good at it after some time. All throughout high school, that was her rule, no falling in love. She could date, sure. She could fuck, of course. But she wasnât going to let anyone knock over the barriers she had worked so hard to build.
And she knew from the moment she laid eyes on that red headed senior that she was going to fuck everything up for Chloe.
âFunny, you donât look 21.â The bartender scoffed, scanning Becaâs fake ID.
âIâm small.â Beca argued, hoping this dweeb would just let her drink. She had paid that guy in her psychology class a hundred dollars and a gross backseat blow job for that ID, and she needed something to get her mind off of that red head that forced her to sing in the shower.
ThatâŚthat beautiful redhead with the gorgeous singing voice and the shiny blue eyesâŚ
Beca shook her head. Nope. Nope. Fuck that. She didnât need to get feelings for someone at this school. Not only did that break her rule, but what would be the point? She was out of here as soon as the year was over, her dad had promised. No point in making connections.
Getting involved with a redheaded acapella singer was just looking for troubleâŚ
âOh, sheâs 21.â Beca heard a familiar voice behind her and had to resist yelling âFor fucks sake!â Was this for real?
âHow do you know, Chloe?â The dweeby bartender asked with far too much authority in his voice for a 21-year-old nerdy 5â8 bartender at a Buffalo Wild Wings.
âOh, sheâs in my Russian literature class. Sheâs a senior too.â Beca continued to face forward, hoping to avoid making eye contact with the beautiful redhead.
âReally?â The bartender asked skeptically. Jesus Christ, did this guy think he was a jacked bouncer at the hottest club in LA?
âNothing gets me harder than Tolstoy.â Beca flashed the bartender a grin. He stared at her for a second, then back at her fake ID, then back at Chloe.
âOkay, Chloe.â He nodded then looked back at Beca. âYou wanted a Stella, you said?â
âTall, please.â Beca said, flashing him a smile. âThank you.â
The bartender walked away, and Chloe quickly took a seat next to Beca. âDonât mind him. He just switched from dishwasher to bartender last week and he is taking it VERY seriously.â
âClearly.â Beca said, finally turning to face the redhead. âUm, thanks forâŚâ
âOh, I didnât do anything. After all, youâre 21.â Chloe said, winking. âHonestly, I hate this job and would not lose any sleep if I got booted from here.â
âYouâreâŚa waitress?â Beca asked, glancing at the notebook in her hand.
âYes, but donât worry about taking up my time, they let me off early.â The redhead rolled her eyes. âItâs a Tuesday night, itâs not like I was overworked tonight.â
Beca glanced around at the mostly empty tables. âOuch. How early they let you off?â
Chloe glanced at her watch. âA little more than an hour. Just like last night.â
âSo, are you just going to go home?â Beca asked without thinking.
âThat was the plan. Feed my cat. See whatâs going on with the Kardashians.â
âDoyouwanttodrinkwithme?â Beca asked in one breath.
Chloeâs eyes lit up. âThe mysterious alt girl wants to spend time with me?â She teased.
âI meanâŚI meanâŚif you wantâŚâ Beca mumbled as the bartender set her drink down.
âBrian, could you grab me a wild berry margarita?â Chloe asked the bartender. He grinned goofily and rushed off to make the drink.
âA wild berry margarita?â Beca smirked, taking a sip of her beer.
âIt is tasty, and it makes me dance!â Chloe said defensively. âSorry itâs not as hardcore as a cracking a cold one open with the boys.â
Beca laughed. âAll my friends were guys in high schoolâŚso I developed a taste for beer.â
âMy mom started letting me drink at family events the summer before I started college.â Chloe explained. âSo, I was always drinking margaritas and cocktails with her and her sisters. Then, when I got to college, I would mostly drink with my friend Aubrey.â
âIs she that girl at the sign-ups that wasâŚâ Beca hesitated.
âA bit judgmental?â Chloe laughed as Brian sat down her drink with an overenthusiastic smile. Apparently Beca wasnât the only one a bit smitten by the redheaded waitress.
âUmâŚâ Beca shrugged and took a sip of her beer.
âItâs okay.â Chloe winked. âSheâs a bit intense but sheâsâŚI couldnât have made it through college without her. Anyway, she refuses to drink beer and is very much a tequila girl. So, I got a taste forâŚI hate to be stereotypical but âgirly drinks.ââ Chloe did air quotes.
âNothing wrong with that, I was just teasing.â Beca said, gulping down her beer. Chloe stared at her.
âIf I didnât know better, Iâd get the impression I made you nervous.â Chloe teased.
âWhat?â Beca asked, a bit too surprised to be convincing. âWhy would youâŚâ
âItâs funny, usually girls are more comfortable around me after theyâve seen me naked.â
Brianâs head spun back to the girlsâ conversation and both Chloe and Beca laughed.
âI think that acapella group has made you a bit full of yourself.â Beca teased back.
âOh God, if anything it has fucked with my self-esteem.â Chloe admitted.
âWhat do you mean?â
âThe way the old girls ran itâŚâ Chloe took a sip of her drink and sighed. âBrian, we are going to need some shots or something, I am too sober to explain this.â
  âThose fucking bitches!â Beca said after another beer and a tequila shot that wasnât even on the menu.
âThey ran that group like a drill team.â A slightly tipsy Chloe gushed to Beca.
âWhy did you stay?â Beca asked.
âBecause I love to sing.â Chloe said simply. âAnd because I kept telling myself, âOne day, Aubrey and I are going to run the show. And we are going to run it the right way.ââ
âI bet you will.â Beca assured her.
âThatâs why you need to audition!â Chloe burst out. Beca sighed.
âHonestly? I donât even plan to stay at this school. This isnât for me.â
âWhat do you want to do?â Chloe asked.
âI want to DJ. I get how you feel about singing because I feel the same way about mixing music. It just feelsâŚlike what I was meant to do.â
âSoâŚhow long will you stay here then?â Chloe pushed, confused.
âHopefully I can leave after a year.â Beca said, signaling Brian for another drink. He sighed and started filling another tall glass.
âYou know, we close in twenty minutes.â Brian told them.
âThen you better pour fast so Beca can finish it!â Chloe snapped and both girls burst out laughing. Brian sighed again and handed Beca her drink.
âWell, if your plans arenât set in stone, why donât you make the best of this place while you can?â Chloe suggested. âWhat do you have to lose?â
âI donât knowâŚâ Beca sighed, taking a sip of her drink. Suddenly, Chloe grabbed Becaâs hand. Beca instantly felt a warm rush go through her.
âPlease, just audition.â Chloe insisted. âI justâŚI have a good feeling about you. I feel like this is supposed to happen.â
âIâllâŚIâll think about it.â Beca said. Chloe smiled and squeezed her hand.
âI have a good feeling about you, Beca.â
Beca nodded dumbly and took a large gulp of her beer.
  Do you remember, we were sittinâ, there by the water?
You put your arm around me for the first time
You made a rebel of a careless manâs careful daughter
You are the best thing, thatâs ever been mine
 Things got real about a month after Beca joined the Bellas. In all honesty, Chloe had Aubrey to thank for the relationship progressing. Beca and Aubrey started butting heads almost immediately, which finally resulted in Aubrey insisting she needed additional rehearsals. Chloe did not need to be told twice; she shot her hand up in the air and volunteered to help Beca.
Very little of their âextra rehearsalsâ actually involved rehearsing, however. Mostly Beca and her would just go to the pond by Aubrey and Chloeâs apartment and talk. Talk about school, talk about past relationships, about albums they enjoyed, about their dreams. About all the important and unimportant things in their life.
âThink Aubrey is ever going to catch on that we arenât actually practicing?â Beca asked her one day, watching two ducks fight in the water.
âShe knows you donât need extra practice.â Chloe grinned at the smaller girl. âYou make her nervous and sheâs trying to control you. I love her, but I know her. I know whatâs really going on.â
âI make her nervous?â Beca asked, surprised.
âShe can tell your talented, for one thing. But youâre also different then a typical âBella Girlâ and that makes her worried.â Chloe explained. âEven though the old Bellas were horrible to usâŚAubreyâs not good with change. And sheâs afraid you are going to change things.â
âHm, interesting.â Beca grinned. âI didnât know I had that much power.â
âYou have a lot of power.â Chloe told her. âThe other girls respect you so much already. Youâre pretty special, Beca.â
Beca rolled her eyes. âSpecial. Right.â
Chloe hesitated for a moment, then took a deep breath. Before she could stop herself, the older girl put her arm around Beca. Beca froze for a second, not sure how to respond. Finally, she let herself settle into the redhead.
âYouâre special to me.â Chloe told her quietly.
This was insane. This wasnât just casual sex or anything like this, Beca had let a relationship be built up over the past month and she could feel herself starting to have real feelings for the redhead. For fucks sake, they hadnât even had sex and yet Beca couldnât get the girl out of her mind. This was more than she could handle, this was more than she could allow-
âDid you hear me, Beca?â Chloe asked her.
âIâm sorryâŚI just spaced out. What did you say?â Beca asked sheepishly.
Chloe giggled. âI wanted to knowâŚif you would be my girlfriend?â
Becaâs thoughts went a mile a minute, all of them insisting that this couldnât happen, this would only end in heartache for both of the girls, this was a mistakeâŚ
âYes.â Beca heard herself tell Chloe. Chloe grinned and immediately put her lips to Beca. Soon the two girls were kissing. They were kissing and all of Becaâs thoughts had left her except for how beautiful Chloe looked in this fall weather. Â
 Flash forward, and weâre takinâ on the world together
And thereâs a drawer of my things at you place
You learn my secrets and you figure out why Iâm guarded
You say weâll never make my parentsâ mistakes
 âI think I might be the only person on campus who isnât looking forward to Christmas break.â Beca sighed, laying on Chloeâs bed. It was the night before they both left to go home for a month, and both girls were trying to make the most of the time that they had left together.
âNope, Iâm on that team with you.â Chloe told her, taking Becaâs hand and squeezing it. Beca still couldnât understand it; in her past relationships she couldnât handle anything besides sexual interaction with her partners, but Chloe was a very affectionate person, and Beca didnât mind at all. She would never admit it to anyone in the world, not even Chloe, but she looked forward to the handholding and even the cuddling that would constantly take place.
âI thought you were close to your family.â Beca said, surprised.
âOh, I am. I am. And Iâm excited to see them.â Chloe explained. âBut Iâm not thrilled about not seeing my smoking-hot girlfriend for a month.â
âOh, God.â Beca sighed.
âWhat?â
âSmoking hot girlfriend? Itâs finally happened; youâre cheating on me.â Beca teased.
Chloe rolled her eyes. âTake a shot every time Beca makes a self-deprecating joke.â
âThat would be a deadly game.â
Chloe moved on top of Beca suddenly and started kissing the brunette, slowly. Beca continued in rhythm with Chloe, slipping her tongue inside her girlfriendâs mouth. Chloe suddenly stopped her.
âYou never talk about your family.â
âUm, could we talk about anything else besides my family while you are on top of me?â Beca asked.
âNo, I meanâŚâ Chloe rolled off of Beca. Beca groaned, disappointed. âI can tell that something is up with your family, but youâve never gone into detail.â
âMy mom abandoned us when I was in middle school and hasnât spoken to us in years, my dadâs a dick who replaced her with a step monster within months of the divorce, and I feel like I am completely responsible for my little brotherâs happiness, now letâs make out!â Beca said quickly.
âWhen was the last time you spoke to your mom?â Chloe asked.
âI donât know. I stopped keeping track because I stopped holding my breath she ever would.â Beca told her. Chloe turned and looked at her, her big blue eyes practically piercing into Beca. Beca knew she wanted more information. She sighed.
âShe moved to California, got married, and had two replacement kids. She didnât look back. Apparently, her marriage was so bad with a man that she once loved, that she couldnât even stand to look at the children she made with him.â Beca shook her head. âI didnât understand it than, and I donât understand it now. How can love just die like that? How can someone who was the most important person in your life become nothing?â Beca became alarmed when she realized that tears were running down her cheeks.
âOh, honey.â Chloe said, grabbing her girlfriendâs hand. The same warm rush that always went through Beca when Chloe grabbed her hand ran through her.
âIt honestly makes me worried thatâŚmaybe all love is bullshit.â Beca blurted out. Chloe sighed and Beca was worried she had offended Chloe, but the redhead just leaned forward and kissed her.
âYou donât have to make your parentsâ mistakes.â Chloe reassured her. âYou make your own journey. Besides, when has Beca Mitchell ever done whatâs expected?â
Beca laughed and wiped away her tears. âGod, can we just go back to making out please? These are way too many feelings.â
Chloe giggled. âI mean, if you insist.â She climbed back on top of the smaller girl and pushed her lips against Becaâs.
 And I remember that fight, two-thirty am
âCause everything was slipping right out of our hands
I ran out, crying, and you followed me out into the street
Braced myself for the goodbye,
âCause thatâs all Iâve ever known
Then, you took me by surprise
You said, âIâll never leave you aloneâ
 âBeca Mitchell, open the motherfucking door!â Beca ripped her headphones off and glanced at her alarm clock. It was after 2am, what was going on?
âI liked it better before you had friends.â Kimmy Jin muttered bitterly from her bed, putting the blanket over her head.
âSorry.â Beca apologized and ran to the door. âChloe?â
âYour phone must be broken because youâve been ignoring my calls for over a week.â Chloe snapped. âNo one has heard from you since the semi-finals.â
âYou mean when I quit that shitshow you call an acapella group?â Beca asked.
âBeca, no one is mad at you. Okay, Aubrey is, but I can talk to her-â
âSince when have you been able to stand up to Aubrey?â Beca snapped.
âOkay, you know what, it doesnât matter that you quit the group. That has nothing to do with us! I donât need you to be in the group to be with me!â Tears started rolling down Chloeâs face.
âI assumedâŚI mean, wasnât that it?â Beca said, biting her lip and silently cursing herself for the tears on her cheeks as well.
âWhat?â Chloe asked.
âThatâs it, isnât it?â Beca said, her voice rising. âThatâs the big mistake, thatâs the fuck up, thatâs the thing that makes the beautiful senior, who was always way too good for me, realize sheâs worth more than the dumbass freshman who never had any hope at love anywayâŚâ Beca trailed off, suddenly crying too hard to finish her sentence.
âNot to be insensitive, but could you guys do this anywhere else?â Kimmy Jin spoke up.
âYou know what? I canât fucking do this.â Beca cried and bolted past Chloe out of the dorm. Without hesitation, Chloe raced after her. The couple ran out to the street, which was empty this early in the morning.
âI donât care if you quit the group a million times, but I know you do.â Chloe told her.
âWhat do you mean?â
âYou act like you donât care about the group, but Iâve seen how happy singing makes you.â Chloe insists. âAnd you have potential to make the group better whenâŚwhen Aubrey and I graduate.â
âWhen youâre gone.â Beca muttered. Chloe reached out and grabbed Becaâs hands. A familiar rush went through her.
âIâll never be gone.â Chloe told her. âYou make the group better. And you make my life better. I love you, Beca Mitchell. I love you so much.â Chloe instinctively reached her head towards Becaâs and kissed the younger girl. Beca didnât even think to refuse, she had missed her girlfriend so much.
âAubrey didnât want me to tell you, but we are meeting in the morning. Apparently one of the winning groups has a high school student. We qualify for the finals.â
Beca stared dumfounded at Chloe. âEven if thatâs true, Aubrey doesnât want meâŚâ
âFuck her.â Chloe snapped and Beca laughed. âOkay, sheâs my best friend, but fuck her. Itâs time someone stood up to her.â
Beca sighed. âI feel like Iâm just messing things up for everyoneâŚâ
âStop trying to push away everyone who loves you.â Chloe said quietly, giving her another kiss. âCome to the rehearsal. AndâŚand come back to me, because I miss you.â Chloe kissed her. âDo you trust me?â
âYes.â Beca whispered.
âI wonât leave you.â Chloe promised her. âAnd itâs time for us to fix things for the Bellas.â
Beca nodded reluctantly. âI guess we can do it together.â
Chloe winked. âOf course, we can.â
 Do you believe it?
Weâre gonna make it now
And I can see it
 Beca had no idea how amazing singing on stage could be. It had been rough pulling it all together in such a short time, but once Aubrey was able to metaphorically get rid of the pitch pipe (and actually physically get rid of it, because it was covered in vomit) things were able to piece together.
 I will love, love you tonight
Give me everything tonight
For all we know
We might not get tomorrow
Letâs do it tonight
 Beca smiled as the last notes were sung out by the Bellas, this group of weirdos that had suddenly become her family.
âGo Beca!â Fat Amy screamed out suddenly and the rest of the Bellas cheered. Beca grinned.
âYou guys are my favorite weirdos.â Beca told the group as they made their way off stage.
âI hate to admit it butâŚâ Aubrey sighed. âThat was pretty good.â
âAubrey admitted she was wrong!â Fat Amy cheered and the rest of the Bellas followed.
âWait, I didnât say thatâŚâ Aubrey protested.
âJust let it go.â Chloe laughed, giving her best friend a hug.
âThanks for letting me back in.â Beca told the group.
âYeah, sorry the meeting was soâŚdramatic.â Aubrey said.
âI made snow angels in rejected food.â Lily muttered under her breath.
âWeâre just happy your back.â Chloe assured her. The redhead leaned in and kissed Beca. The rest of the Bellas awed.
âPDA from a nauseating couple. Just what my single ass needed.â Cynthia Rose rolled her eyes.
âCome on, everyone loves a good Bloe.â Fat Amy said.
âIâm sorry, a what?â Chloe said, separating from Beca.
âBeca and Chloe, together youâre Bloe.â Fat Amy explained.
Beca shook her head. âSo, you are not calling us-â
âCall us whatever you want.â Chloe giggled, grabbing Becaâs hand so the rush went through her. âThis girl is the best thing thatâs ever been mine.â
And for a moment, Beca forget about her momâs abandonment, her dadâs replacement, and her brotherâs dependency. At the moment, she could only see Chloe, and see the love in her beautiful blue eyes. Maybe this could work. Maybe they could make it.
Because, at that moment, Beca was happy to admit she was in love.
















