Kevin and Brittney's Romance by Mitch wells17@gte.net It was true that they had broke up after the Great Lawndale Earthquake, but anyone who knew them would say they were back together the very next week. Now in their pre-adults, Kevin Thompson and Brittney Taylor enjoyed about six months of being together. One day, Kevin decided to pop the question. Wearing his high school football uniform, Kevin got on his knees and asked Brittney if she would marry him. Brittney was of mixed feelings at that moment. She was flattered and he was cute and all, but Brittney knew Kevin better than anyone and he was always on the verge of chasing around. Still, he had been nicer to her lately than he had been in awhile. She figured this could her best catch and she could always change him if things started to go awry. She accepted and they embraced. It was Brittney's family that provided most of the planning, preparations, and money. In a couple of months, Brittney had her bachlorette party. Her friends from Lawndale High were all there: Daria, Jane, Jodie, Quinn, Sandi, Stacy, and Tiffany. Most of them gave her thanks and pretty gifts. Daria and Jane told her not skate on thin ice. Brittney didn't know what they meant by that since she was going to start a modeling career and not figure skating career. Since Daria, Jane, and Jodie were going steady with Trent, Jesse, and Mack respectively, she gave her old little black book to the Fashion Club, which they all fought over. Quinn won, but Sandi secretly tore out a few pages and kept them. Meanwhile, Kevin was having his bachelor party. Mack and the Three Js were invited. The Three Js were a bit disappointed since they all used to have crushes on Brittney, but at least Quinn was still available. Chuck crashed the party and provided his fellow "gentlemen", Mack, and the doomed former bachelor with "entertainment": namely, a "stag film" starring Sandi's mother. (Author's note: I'm sorry, but I was running out of characters) Mack secretly left the party at that moment unnoticed. The wedding was actually very glamorous. Brittney looked rather stunning while Kevin almost looked classy. When they kissed, the moment was rather...passionate. Jane caught the bouquet and Joey caught the girdle (Jane later told Daria about how she was ignoring this hint of a prophesy of doom). The newlyweds drove off with their families cheering them on. Kevin and Brittney's honeymoon was at the Woodland Arms hotel. Brittney's family had gotten them registered to the honeymoon suite. The details of their wedding night are left out here to insure privacy and decency. All that needs to be said is that Kevin had a great time but Brittney was rather disappointed. She tried to work it off since she was now married to Kevin and couldn't just leave him whenever she wanted to. They spent the weekend swimming, playing tennis, eating at the buffet, and just resting in their room. Brittney figured she should just enjoy being with him as long he enjoyed being with her. Brittney's family already got them a loan on a good house and the two got settled down there soon after the honeymoon. Even though she was saving money to move to Paris, Brittney figured she could be a famous model in the States. Kevin was trying to get a contract to become a professional football player, but kept being turned down. Brittney, on the other hand, was accepted by an agency and actually did rather well (by then, "endowed" young women like herself were the rage in the modeling world). The only problem was her husband occasionally showing up to openly "root" for her and, in effect, embarrass her. She told him to compliment her in private from then on. About six months later, Brittney was becoming depressed. Kevin hadn't been paying much attention to her and when he did, it was for...well, things of a physical nature. She was beginning to think that Kevin only loved her physically and was not interested in any other her other qualities. Eventually, she caught him spending time with another woman and, the next morning, handed him a divorce paper. In frustration, Brittney took the money she had been saving and left for Paris, France. The two of them had no children, so the sudden move had few ramifications. She signed with an agency there and become a highly successful fashion model. She went to parties and the such, meeting famous people, and occasionally flirted with a few of the male models at the agency and movie stars at the like whom she crossed paths with. Still, amidst all the glamour, Brittney Taylor felt a degree of loneliness. She knew she didn't want another boyfriend, but she was missing something... One day, Brittney received a fan letter that had reached her house instead of the agency. She opened it, expecting an indecent purposely from some French admirer. Surprisingly, it was from a girl from America. Basically, it said that the girl thought Brittney was pretty, hoped that she was happy, and asked if she could visit her in America one day. Brittney smiled. It had been a little while since she saw the United States and wondered if she could arrange a U.S. tour of herself. She hung the letter on the refrigerator with Lucille's smiling, enclosed picture and realized what she wanted...Brittney wanted a child. THE END