"Guys! I got the role!" Ross cheers as he enters the house. Everyone started cheering, but I had no clue what role it was. "What role?" I asked with a smile on my face while I got up from my intense game of monopoly with Rydel and Gaby.

"Brady in Teen Beach Movie!" He exclaimed before hugging me. I didn't even know he auditioned, but I was so proud of him.

"I'm so happy for you!" I exclaimed as I hugged him back tightly. "Thank you." He beams as we pulled away.

"When do you start filming?" I asked as everyone returned to their activities, except the girls who watched us. "Two weeks from now. I have to fly down to Puerto Rico for it, though." He happily cheers. My face drops as he says he has to fly out for it. I was over the moon for him, but I was going to miss him so much. Over these past couple months, he's helped me deal with the loss of Kate, and I was starting to develop feelings for the blond.

"Hey, what's wrong?" He asks. "Nothing, I'm just going to miss you. How long will filming take?" I questioned as he started to walk us out to the front porch. Ross sat us down before talking.

"A couple months. I won't be gone for too long, I should be back before Christmas." He softly says while looking into my eyes. "Well, good luck, I'm sure you'll be amazing." I smiled up at him.

"Why don't we hang out these next two weeks? While I'm there, we can skype." He playfully nudges my shoulder as I looked over the yard. Where his house was located, it was kind of farther away from neighbors, but not too far.

"Don't you want to hang out with your family?" I asked. "I live with them, I'll see them at nights and we can spend the days together before I have to leave for Puerto Rico." Ross softly smiles.

"I don't want to take you away from your family, Ross." I sighed as I leaned my head on his shoulder. "You won't, I promise. Plus, you're cooler than they are." Ross chuckles as he leans his head on mine.

Smiling, I tried to savor this moment with him, because all good things have to end.

"Angel! Come on! We gotta finish the game!" Gaby yells out the door. Sighing, I got up from Ross and started walking towards the door. "You coming?" I asked as I stopped at the door. "Yeah, I'll be in in a few." Ross nods. Nodding, I rejoined the girls and continued the game.

•••

The two weeks with Ross were possibly the best two weeks of my life, but it had to come to an end.

We Skyped every single day he was there, even if he was dead tired. I felt terrible, but he insisted he wanted to stay up to see me and his family.

It was weird not seeing Ross in person everyday, but I eventually got used to it. He would tell me about his day and what he did or ate for lunch, what he plans on having for dinner, you get the point.

We fell asleep on Skype almost every single night.

The rest of the Lynch's, plus Gaby and I, were all at the cabin. Ross still hasn't said when he'll be back, and there was two weeks until Christmas. Everyone was upstairs in the rooms they picked, while I was downstairs on my computer when Ross called.

"Hey, Angel!" I hear when I answer the call. "Hey, Ross." I chuckled as I leaned back against the arm of the couch. "How's the cabin? Comfy?" He asks. "Very. It's snowing outside, so the girls and I plan to go out tomorrow or later tonight to build a snowman." I giddily told him as I heard giggles upstairs.

"How's filming?" I asked. "So much fun. I'm having a total blast." Ross smiles as he walks around his hotel room with his computer in hand. As he went to say more, a knock was heard on his side of the screen. "Coming!" Ross says before opening the door.

"Maia, hey!" He smiles.

"Angel, this is my co-Star, Maia. Maia, this is my best friend, Angel." Ross introduces us. "It's nice to meet you." I smiled. Well, I'm glad he was happy down there.

"It's nice to meet you too! I've heard so much about you." She giggles. "Angel! Come on let's go build the snowman!" Rydel says as she hops off the last step with Gaby right behind her. "I gotta go, Ross. Call you back later?" I asked as I looked back down at the screen.

"Of course. I'll stay up for you." He beams as he closes the door behind Maia. "Alright. Bye!" I smiled before blowing a kiss, something that became tradition at the end of our calls. "Bye!" He beams before I hang up. Sighing, I closed my laptop and set it down on the table before standing up. "Let me to get dressed, and then I'll join you guys." I told the girls with a smile on my face before going up to my room. They nod before walking outside.

After changing into clothes more appropriate for snow, I joined the girls outside. "Let's do this!" I smiled as I crouched down to start making the bottom of the snowman.

•••

The next morning, I woke up to loud talking downstairs. Smiling, I rubbed my eyes sleepily and got up to see what was going up. Growing up, I didn't have a big family. It was just my dad and my brother, and I love how big The Lynch's were.

"Good morning." I greeted as I entered the kitchen. "Morning!" They all cheered, but one voice standing out. I looked at the dining room table to see my favorite blond. "Ross!" I exclaimed, running over to give him a large hug. "Oh my god I missed you!" I chuckled as I hugged him.

"Hey, Angel. I missed you too." He chuckles as he hugs me back tightly.