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Assistant: Title: his girl, not his girlfriend
        Author: catbooknerd22 catbooknerd22 
        Chapter: 1/2 
        Summary: “Yes!” Luke exclaimed. “Oh my gosh, I could kiss you right now.”Julie blushed, not noticing the red blooming on Luke’s cheeks. He says that to Reggie and Alex all the time. It’s fine. I’m fine, she thought. She totally wasn’t starting to have a crush on him! What? From one little comment? OR: Luke is oblivious and doesn't know where the line between platonic and romantic lies.
        Contents: Chapter 1: singing songs two lovers would sing
    

    


  

  
  
    
    Julie didn’t mean to be selfish, but since the boys hadn’t crossed over, she felt a weight lift off her shoulders. Maybe everyone she’d ever loved didn’t have to leave her. Maybe there  were  people in the world who loved her, or would love her, in the future. For now, though, writing songs in the studio with Luke was enough. She’d been messing around on the piano for about half an hour, while he sang the lyrics he’d written, trying to find a combination that went well together.“Wait, let me try this:” Julie placed her hands on the keys once again and started to hum, playing C-Dm-G-Am-Em-C. “That sounds really good!” Luke exclaimed. “Play that again, I’ll sing with you.”She went through the progression again, playing with both hands, as Luke sang his lyrics: 
   Love isn’t easy 

   It’s a test to see who we are 

   If you can grow and change 

   Be willing to hurt and be hurt 
 “Yes!” Luke exclaimed. “Oh my gosh, I could kiss you right now.”Julie blushed, not noticing the red blooming on Luke’s cheeks.  He says that to Reggie and Alex all the time. It’s fine. I’m fine,  she thought. She totally wasn’t starting to have a crush on him! What? From one little comment?“This will be a great first verse,” Luke told her. “It could really build up a song, and it works well with you playing.”“Wait, you want me to sing that?” She asked.“Yeah! I like your progression, and while I did hope it could be a chorus, it works better with the soft vibe you gave it. This is why we’re such a great team.” He smiled at her as she tried to process what that meant. “Julie! Dinner!” her dad called through the doors of the studio. “Be there in a sec!” She called back, before turning to Luke. “Gotta go.”He nodded. “You’re coming back after to finish this, yeah?”“Yeah!” She replied. “Great! I’ll try to write some more lyrics or maybe a guitar riff while you’re gone.”She pouted. “It makes me sad when you write without me.”“Better eat quickly then!” He leaned down, brushing his lips against her cheek as a goodbye. As soon as it happened, the moment had passed, and Julie’s fingers fluttered to where his lips had touched, a dark blush spreading across her face. She turned around, calling, “Bye!”All Julie could think about at dinner was the kiss. What had it meant? She’d seen Luke kiss Reggie and Alex on the cheek before, but this felt different. She shook her head, clearing her thoughts. It was all the same to Luke.“Anything you wanna tell us,  mija  ?” her dad asked, jolting her out of her thoughts. How did he know?  Did  he know?“Oh! No, I guess I still have music on the mind.” She tried to make a joke out of it and seem casual. The kiss had been casual, so she could be, too.Her dad laughed. “Time to turn off that part of your brain, at least for a little while. Anything interesting happen at school today?” he asked.She shook her head. “Not really.” Tuesdays weren’t special at Los Felix. The conversation moved away from her and to Carlos’ baseball game that took place next weekend. “You’re coming, right, Julie?” He asked, hopeful. “And I hope the band will, too, even if I can’t see them!”She laughed. “Yeah, I’ll be there, with Luke, Alex,  and  Reggie. I’m sure they’ll be happy to support you.”Carlos grinned, which made Julie think about how Luke, Alex, and Reggie acted as Carlos’ older brothers at this point. He’d always wanted an older brother, and he’d been very happy since befriending the guys, Reggie especially. Julie smiled. Seeing Carlos happy again felt nice. After dinner, she cleared her plate and as she headed for the door, she caught sight of her school backpack at the bottom of the stairs. She sighed. In all the excitement of writing with Luke, she’d forgotten to do her math homework. She almost started up to her room to work on it, when she heard music playing in the distance. Luke. She grabbed her backpack and headed to the studio. If she had to work on homework, she could at least work on it in the presence of her favorite people. “Julie!” Luke exclaimed as she threw open the doors. “I’ve got this sweet riff that will be perfect for the pre-chorus!”“Awesome!” She called, about to drop her bag to work on the song again, but Luke noticed it first.“Is that your school bag? Ugh, you have homework, don’t you.”“Yeah.” She confirmed. “I forgot about it until now, but I figured we can at least hang out while I work on it. It’s math.” She made a face, but Luke smiled. “I kinda like math. It’s soothing.”She glared at him, sitting down on the worn-down couch next to him. “Excuse me? In what way?”He shrugged. “I don’t know. It feels similar to the way music feels, though less creative. I guess it’s the pattern recognition or something? Or the feeling of fulfillment when you finally get the result you were hoping for?”Julie laughed. “Only you could talk about math lyrically. Will you help me? It’s derivatives, and lord knows I do not understand calc for the life of me.”Luke gasped. “Oh my god, I love derivatives.”Julie just looked at him. “Who knew you were such a math nerd?”“Am not!” he replied, shoving her.She shoved him back, then moved to pull her folder and a pencil out of her bag. “Oh, the chain rule!” He exclaimed, glancing at the worksheet. She gave him another knowing look before he sighed and said, “Okay, maybe I am a  bit  of a math nerd.”She smiled, and they got to work. At some point, Luke ended up laying on the couch with his head in Julie's lap. How she could concentrate or even write with him like that, she didn’t know, but she wasn’t about to complain, not when a cute boy cuddled against her and helped her with math. When she completed the sheet, Luke grinned at her. “You did it!” He held up his hand for a high-five, and she slapped it. Hard. “Ow,” he said, shaking his hand, trying to minimize the pain. She laughed. “I should probably go get ready for bed now,” she told him. He made no moves to get up, so she started pushing him off of her, which resulted in a play-fight that ended with Luke wrapping Julie up in a hug. “Goodnight,” he whispered, as she buried her face into his chest. She almost fit under his chin, and it took very little moving on his part to press a soft kiss to her hairline. “‘Night,” she whispered back, pulling away and picking up her things to go into the house. The next morning, Luke went to wish her a good morning, knocking on the door to her bedroom, waiting for her to say “Come in!” before phasing through the door. “Oh, hey,” she glanced in the direction of the door. “Good morning,” he told her happily, watching her continue to do her eyeliner in her mirror. She smiled, almost messing it up.“Morning, cheerful,” she laughed. “What’s with you today?”“Can’t I just wish my favorite bandmate a good morning?”She put her hands up. “Woah, don’t let Reggie and Alex hear you saying that.”Luke shrugged. “They know it’s true.”  What was that supposed to mean?  Julie asked herself. “Maybe, but we can’t have them getting jealous.” She made a joke about it. Everything was fine. Everything was casual. “You’re so right,” he joked back. “Have a good day at school.” He poofed out, and Julie headed downstairs to catch her ride with Flynn.Thoughts of Luke occupied her mind all day. She barely talked to Flynn at lunch, which in turn made Flynn nervous and suspicious. In her last class of the day, music theory, the teacher paced the front of the classroom, giving a lecture on key signatures and the different keys- major, minor, sharp, flat, etc. Julie absent mindedly wrote in her notebook, not doodling, but writing lyrics.  
   Playing a game 

   Running circles around me 

   What goes on in your brain? 

   Wish you could tell me 
 
   Wanna know what you’re thinking 

   Do you like me? 

   I’ve got an inkling 

   Just tell me 
 She puzzled over what to write for the chorus when she heard her name being called. “Julie?” Her teacher asked. “Mind answering my question?”“Sorry, what was the question?” She asked, embarrassed. “The different clefs. What are they, and which instruments use them?”“Well, there’s the most common clefs- treble and bass, used by most instruments. Viola uses the Alto clef, Tenor clef is often used for bassoon, Baritone clef…” she continued rambling until her teacher cut her off. “Good.”The bell rang, signaling the end of class, and Julie packed up her things, ready to get home and write music with Luke. He’s the first person she sees when she gets to the studio, and she smiles at the sight of him sitting on the couch strumming his acoustic guitar, a change from his usual electric. He’s playing what sounds like… “‘Unsaid Emily’?” she asks. He nods. “I just miss them- my parents. I don’t know. It’s stupid.” She shook her head, sitting next to him and dropping her bag at her feet. “It’s not stupid. I do have something that might cheer you up, though!” She told him, pulling her math folder out of her bag.“Math homework!” He exclaimed. She smiled at the sparkles in his eyes that appeared when she nodded. “We learned the rules for derivatives of exponential equations today, so it’s just some practice problems. I grabbed an extra copy for you.”He kissed the side of her head, leaning over her to take the worksheet. “Oh my gosh, you’re amazing.”She smiled. “No big deal. I missed you, though.”Luke made eye contact with her. “I missed you too.” They stared into each other’s eyes for a moment, until Luke looked away, asking, “Do you have a pencil?”Julie laughed. “How do you never have a pencil? You’re literally a songwriter.” She held one up for him anyway, purposely giving him her glitter one that would shed all over his paper. He shrugged, taking the pencil and brushing their hands together in the process. “It doesn’t matter, my girl’s always got one for me.”Julie blushed. “Do your homework.”“Technically, it’s not homework. I’m doing it for fun,” he countered. She sighed. “Then shut up and let  me  do my homework.”As predicted, Luke finished before she did, and somehow sat in silence until she finished as well. They spent the rest of the time until dinner working on the song from yesterday, this time adding Alex and Reggie into it- they were far enough along at this point that they needed to add the extra layers of their instruments to see how it all fit together. When Julie got called to dinner she spent the entirety tuning out her dad and Carlos and contemplating whether to show Luke the lyrics she’d written in class today.  Fuck it,  she thought.  I can show him. What have I got to lose? They’d finished the other song, but still hadn't come up with a name, so that’s what the guys worked on while Julie ate dinner. When she came back out to the studio, Reggie ran up to her. “Okay, what do you think of just calling it ‘Love’? Or ‘Change,’ or maybe ‘Types of Love’?” He asked. “What about ‘Love Changes’?” Julie suggested, causing Alex to jump into the conversation. “I like that! Let’s keep workshopping it, though. Luke should get an opinion.”“Where  is  Luke?” Julie asked, processing his absence. Alex and Reggie shrugged, so she decided to instead sit down at the piano and write music for her lyrics. She’d had a chord progression stuck in her head- D, Em, Bm, A- and hoped it would work well with her lyrics. She tried it, and it sounded just like she imagined, so she wrote that down before starting to mess around a little, trying to write a chorus. Luke poofed in while she played, scaring her and causing her to stop playing.“Hey Jules!” He exclaimed, unaware of how much he’d scared her. “What are you playing?”She shrugged, trying to keep it casual. “I wrote some lyrics at school so I’m just messing around with the chord progression. I have two verses, but I’m stumped on the chorus.”“Can I see?” He asked, so she played the first two verses for him. “Those are good!” He exclaimed. “And I think I have an idea for your chorus.” He took her notebook and pencil, scrawling in the margins. He slid next to her on the piano and pushed her hands aside. “How does this sound?” He played D, G, A, D, Em, F♯m, G, A, Bm, singing, 
   “You got me messing, guessing, playing around 

   I hope this riddle’s got an answer, 

   I want it to be found 

   You’re leading me on like a secret romancer” 
 Since he ended on B minor, that would lead them perfectly into a third verse. “I didn’t know you played piano!” she exclaimed in surprise. Luke shrugged. “I only know a couple chords.”Julie shook her head. “That wasn’t nothing. I’m impressed. Really.”Luke blushed. “I feel like that ended very abruptly, though, do you have any ideas of what to add to the chorus? Maybe we should make it a little longer?”She thought for a moment, then put her own twist on the chord progression he’d played, playing F♯m and Em, singing, 
   “I hope it's true 

   Never happened before” 
 He jumped in, adding,  
   “But I took the cue” 
 Julie continued on piano, playing G, and then she joined in and together, they sang,  
   “This is our folklore” 
 Julie had stopped looking at her hands on the piano, which ended on the D major chord, and instead she made eye contact with Luke, leaning very closely in. Their cheeks slowly turned pink, and their lips had almost touched before Luke broke eye contact, turning away and clearing his throat. “That’s perfect. Should we add guitar?"'
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