There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back sung by Shawn Mendes

"Hiccup, I'm not sure if this is a good idea. I mean, Merida is a nice girl and all, but she can get a little out of hand." Rapunzel answered, pushing her glasses up. She looked into her twin's eyes, hoping he would see her side.

"Sure, she's a little wild at times, but it's not like she's done something illegal, right?" He replied, shrugging his shoulders. Rapunzel sent him a look, the look that he knew by heart.

"Hic, you and I both know she's trouble." She stated, crossing her arms across her chest. Hiccup scoffed and rolled his green eyes. He was not having this conversation with his sister.

"What? And Flynn is any better?" He fired back. Rapunzel's face turned beet red. He didn't mean to let it slip. Honestly! Okay, maybe he did.

"You leave him out of this! You know we're just friends!" She snapped, pointing her finger at him. Hiccup swatted her finger away, cocking his eyebrow at her.

"Yeah, friends with benefits. Come on, Punz. I know he was your first." Hiccup scoffed. Flynn always had a thing for the brunettes, especially the innocent ones. Rapunzel was just another target, but she always denied it.

"That's not true!" She shouted, furrowing her eyebrows.

"Rapunzel, I'm your twin! I know everything about you! I know you banged him in this damn house!" Hiccup exclaimed. She shut her mouth, looking to the ground. She gently wiped away her silent tears. Flynn said that no one would find out.

Guilt started to flow through Hiccup's veins. He knew that was a sensitive subject and yet he decided to use it to defend himself. "Rap, I'm sorry." He apologized, sitting beside her on her purple bed.

"Whatever," she replied, "go out with Merida. Just don't let me and my sluttly self get in your way, Mr. Perfect."  She grumbled, shutting him out. She couldn't even look him in the eyes.

"Rapunzel, you're not a slut. Besides, I'm not even giving you enough credit. At least you're still dating the freak. Flynn usually bangs em and leaves em. He must see something in you." He smiled, hoping that was enough to make his baby sister feel better.

She sent him a soft smirk. She enveloped him in a bear hug. "I couldn't have asked for a better twin!" She explained. Hiccup laughed and pushed her off. They couldn't stay mad at each other for long. "Just be careful tonight." She warned.

"I'll be fine, dork." He grinned, leaving her room. He checked himself in the mirror one more time before he headed out of the house. He wanted to impress Merida. She was the toughest girl in the school. Surprisingly, she accepted a date with the nerd.

He hopped into her red mustang, seeing the redhead behind the wheel. She had her shades on, hiding her blue eyes. She blew a pink bubble, not even glancing at Hiccup. She popped it before she zoomed off.

Merida's parents owned one of the biggest companies in the country. Anything she wanted she could have. Unlike most rich girls in the school, Merida didn't have life handed to her on a silver platter. Instead, she tossed it back in their faces, hoping for a punishment. She was more than a bad girl. She was the one parents warned their children about.

They pulled up to the house, flashing lights coming from the living room. Even from the street your chest was pounding from the music. "Welcome to my typical weekend, nerd." She smiled, slipping off her shades.

Hiccup gulped, suddenly realizing he was the worst in social situations. This was a disaster waiting to happen. Merida flicked the back of his head, drawing his green eyes to her revealing outfit. "Nervous?" She asked. She wasn't afraid of anything.

Hiccup nodded his head as his cheeks began to heat up. Not only was he embarrassed to be afraid of a silly party, but because he caught a glimpse of her stunning bare skin. Okay, this was just too much for him. "Hey, just picture everyone naked. It makes it a lot easier." She offered. Nope. It did not make it better.

"Yeah. That doesn't help me much." He gulped. He peeled his eyes away from her and looked towards the door. She rolled her eyes and gripped his hand, dragging him to the door. She didn't really like waiting.

They entered the house, seeing the millions of kids. You could immediately smell sex and sweat dripping off all of them. Most of them them were just beginning to get hammered. "Never seen you around. Have a shot!" A jock laughed, swaying his head as he handed Hiccup a drink.

"Um no thanks. I'd rather..." He trailed as he looked at Merida. He wanted to impressed her. She eyed him, waiting to see what he would do. She was manipulating his decisions, but for some reason, he wanted her to take control.

There was nothing holding him back. He took the glass and tossed his head back, receiving cheers from the people watching him. His throat began to burn, but he didn't care since Merida was smiling at him. "Nice job."

"That wasn't even the start." He smirked, playing with her. She cocked her eyebrow as she eyed him. She bit her bottom lip, slightly turning him on.

"Then let's dance." She fired back as she pulled him to the floor. But let's be honest, she didn't even have to drag him. He would have followed her anywhere. She let loose, doing her own free style.

She looked him in the eyes, pulling him close to keep him guessing. She liked Hiccup. He was different than the rest of her other boyfriends. Hiccup wasn't cliche. He didn't do drugs with her and he didn't want her for money. She felt like she could trust him, trust him with her life.

His hands began to shake. I loved watching her go crazy. Something about her personality just reeled him in. Maybe he should stop dancing and confess to her what he was really thinking.

She made him a new person, someone he actually didn't mind. She took all of his inhibitions and made them disappear. He felt like he could be himself around her. Sure, she was tearing up his reputation right now, but he couldn't care less.

He began to feel a little woozy, but he knew he would be alright as long as he was with Merida. He knew if they lost their minds and took it way too far tonight they would be alright. Everything would be alright. "Let's go outside." She whispered into his ear.

They were outside, laughing like a bunch of fools. They stumbled in the darkness, side by side. This night was crazy. They could hardly keep their balance from the amount of alcohol and drugs surging through their bodies. "God! I feel great!" Merida shouted.

"I haven't felt this good in years. Maybe my whole life!" He added, a smile growing on his face. She giggled and brought his lips to hers. Something about them being opposites turned her on. She was falling for the nerd, and she knew she couldn't stop it. There was nothing holding her back.

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