Nathan's POV

I couldn't speak. I was heartbroken, to say the least. Once I decided to trust in her and not bring up the situation, she goes and breaks this news to me. "It was just for the picture, though! It didn't mean anything," Lilly-Rose said as she grabbed onto my arm. I was frozen in my spot. There wasn't enough in me to even move my arm out of her grip. "Please! I'm sorry!" She yelled, turning me around.

"I need to go," I said back. Her grip on me was tight, making my leaving even more difficult. It was all too much for me. I needed to skate or run to get my mind off of it.

"Please don't go," she cried. There were tears rolling down her face. Her makeup was officially ruined for the day to say the least.

I finally made it to the door. The fans were screaming at me as I exited the Team 10 house. Some asked for pictures whereas others asked for an autograph. Denying their requests was hard to do, but I was in no place to be doing anything in that moment.

I started running down the road. I was trying to clear my mind. Once my mind was free of everything cluttering it, I would be able to look at the situation logically. My hope was that Rosie wasn't going to be too mad at me to talk about everything that happened. And technically she didn't do anything wrong. All she did was take a photo with another guy where they're kissing, as a couple might do. Lilly-Rose and I never made our relationship into an official dating relationship. I wanted to forgive her, but there was something inside of me telling me that it wasn't the right idea.

I didn't care, though. I sprinted back home so this could all be fixed. Running from my problems wasn't going to work anymore. I needed to start being an adult, and dealing with problems as they came up. The same thing happened with the fans on the way in. This time, I signed a couple papers, and took a couple pictures before bolting inside.

Lilly-Rose wasn't at her desk anymore. Meg was home so I decided to ask her where Rosie went. "She went to Logan's."