Requested by: Adrienette_canon

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Heather frustratedly attempted to situate her wig on her head. She was sick of showing up at the Aftermath show. It was even more humiliating than Total Drama itself. Geoff and Bridgette had sucked every ounce of humility she had left after losing her hair. She sat down on the green couch to watch Bridgette and Geoff rehearse their lines for the next and last episode of Total Drama Action.

"Ok, pretend the winner is sitting in the chair," Bridgette told Geoff, pointing to the big red and gold chair with a maple leaf on it.

Geoff cleared his throat before speaking his lines. "Since Chris took off on vacay, we prepared some never-before-seen clips!"

"We think this will help our audience see the real Chris McLean," Bridgette read.

"Were gonna play them later in the show for y'all, but here's a preview to get you interested!"

"And then the embarrassing clips of Chris start playing," Bridgette laughed. "Perfect!"

"Can I take a water break, babe?" Geoff asked, clenching his throat. "I'm kinda dry."

Bridgette rolled her eyes with a smile. "Yes, go ahead. I'll be here." Geoff walked off the set.

Heather studied her newly-painted rose-colored nails. The nail polish on this set was so much better than the polish she was allowed to bring on the show. Bridgette walked over to her and sat next to her. "So Heather, what do you think of the final two?"

"Duncan and Beth?" Heather scoffed. "This season has to be a joke. I should be in the final two, not them!"

"Well, you're here. They voted you out," Bridgette scowled.

"That's because no one ever sees how valuable I am!"

"Maybe if you were nicer, you could've stayed in the game longer."

"Whatever." Heather crossed her arms and stuck up her nose. "This show is obviously rigged against people who actually know how to play the game!"

"I think Duncan and Beth worked pretty hard. I'm personally voting Beth because Duncan's too mean," said Bridgette.

"Are you kidding me? If I could pick anyone, it would be Duncan. Beth is a loser!"

Bridgette shook her head. "Being nice doesn't make someone a loser."

"It does in my book." Heather looked at her nails again. And she wonders why she's not popular, Brigette thought, grabbing the brown pillow next to her.

Just then, Courtney walked onto the set. Her eyes scanned the stage and the audience area. She huffed and crossed her arms. "Why am I here?"

"Hey, Courtney," Bridgette greeted awkwardly. She saw the way Courtney treated Duncan in the last few episodes and did not think it was ok. Bridgette never knew Courtney was like that. They used to be good friends on Total Drama Island.

"Can you convince the producers to let me back on the show?" Courtney snapped. "I'm the only one who deserved to win! I played the game! And I was treated so unfairly by all of the contestants!"

"You think you have it bad?! At least you have HAIR!" Heather yelled.

"It's not my fault you got your karma."

Heather growled. "If that's the case, then you got yours, Ms. "I made a list of things my boyfriend needs to change about himself!"

Courtney gasped. "My relationship with Duncan is none of your business!"

"You did say that Duncan's relationships were everyone's business," Bridgette pointed out. "Since you two are on international tv."

"Well—ugh! Still, no one gets to tell me how to treat him!"

"You're right because you guys aren't together anymore," Heather smirked.

"And?! I don't care," Courtney lied. "I don't want him anyways. He's a total neanderthal!"

"Then why were you so adamant on him liking Gwen?" Heather asked.

Courtney plopped down on the couch Bridgette and Geoff used for the show. "Because Gwen is a loser! I don't want Duncan liking her more than he likes me!"

"That sounds like jealousy," Bridgette laughed.

"It's not!"

"Ok, whatever you say."

Heather laughed. "What?!" Courtney glowered at her.

"Nothing." She shrugged, still laughing.

"Bridgette, why are you sitting next to that bald freak?!"

"Hey, that's not nice. Courtney, I thought you were better than this." Bridgette crossed her arms.

"Nice guys finish last. Unless you're Heather."

"At least I didn't have to call my lawyers just to be on season two," Heather said.

"I know what I deserve, Heather." She glared.

"Don't talk to me like that."

"You have no place to say anything! I'll listen to you when you have a full head of hair. And I'll listen to Bridgette once she has a worthy boyfriend." Courtney flipped her hair over her shoulder.

"Geoff is a worthy boyfriend!" Bridgette defended. "He's been loyal to me, despite all the fame and the girls constantly flirting with him! Where has Duncan's loyalty been?!"

"That was a good one," Heather said, impressed.

"Duncan would be more loyal if he just followed my list! I'm trying to make him a better boyfriend!"

"Way to be a great girlfriend," Heather commented sarcastically.

"As if you'd know anything about being a girlfriend. You'd probably make your boyfriend buy you clothes all the time!"

"Why would I do that when I have enough money?!"

"My bad, I just assumed you were poor." Courtney stood back up. "I'm going to the snack bar. It's much better than wasting my time with you losers."

Bridgette shook her head. "Wow. What happened to her?"

"Nothing. She's always been deranged," Heather replied.

She sighed. "This show is making everyone deranged. I'm honestly glad it'll be over after this next episode."

"Me too. I hate Chris so much!"

"I usually don't like to say I hate people, but he's the exception," Bridgette said.

"Right?!" said Heather.

Geoff came back. "I'm ready to finish practicing our awesome lines, babe!" He gave her finger guns.

Heather rolled her eyes. Bridgette laughed, standing up. "Ok, let's get this done. The last episode of Total Drama Action is tomorrow!"

"Wooo hoo!" Geoff cheered.

Bridgette smiled at Heather. "You know, you're not so bad. And by the way, I'm sorry about your hair. And I liked how you stood up for LeShawna."

Heather blinked, surprised. This was the second person who had been nice to her this season. "Well, I was just stating how I felt. Everyone was being ridiculous about the LeShawna thing. It was no big deal." She shrugged.

"Well, it was still pretty cool of you." Bridgette turned around and walked towards Geoff.

Heather pursed her lips. She showed no emotion, but she was secretly happy that someone appreciated her.