"I'm shocked. Seeing as we're not friends." Odessa said back, bitterly.
The smile on her face fell and Robby looked between theme awkwardly. He didn't know their situation. Frankly, he was afraid to ask. 
Oliver came back with his food. "So! What's knew everybody?" He asked out loud to cut the awkward tension. 
"We were just talking about how Robby's named after Patrick Swayze." Sam informed with a small laugh.
Odessa looked at him with wide eyes. "No way. Are you really?"
He pulled out his drivers license and showed her.
Oliver peered over her shoulder and looked at it. "HA!" He laughed out loud. 
"That's so cool. My mom was, like, obsessed with him." Odessa told him and have him back his license.
"So was mine. She made me watch Dirty Dancing a thousand times growing up."
She scoffed. "Um, made? It's his best movie. Other than The Outsiders." 
Robby formed a smile. "Okay, I won't lie. I started to like it." 
"You two have that in common. Dessi always makes Grayson and I watch romantic movie marathons with her." Oliver spoke up.
She gave him a look. "Don't act like you did cry during Me Before You." 
He pointed a finger at her. "Hey, when they were on the beach and he told her about him planning to die all that time —cinematic masterpiece."
"I'm more partial to his performance in Donnie Darko," Demetri chimed in when he finally came back to their table. "Interesting movie. Time travel logic left a lot to be desired."
Oliver shook his head. "You are one of a kind, Metri." 
Odessa laughed and bit into her fries. Robby smiled at her. She smiled back. 
"Wait, is today Wednesday?" Demetri suddenly asked while leaning up from his chair.
"Yes." 
Oliver gasped and their eyes widened. "Dungeon Lords!" They shouted together. 
Demetri swiftly stood up. "Do you guys want anything from the comic book store?" He asked them. 
Robby chuckled. "No, thank you."
"Okay, we'll be back. Don't let anyone touch my chicken!" He shouted and took off running.
"Dessi, watch my burger!" Oliver exclaimed and followed him.
Then there were three. There was another awkward silence. Odessa glanced at Sam. "I'm going to get s refill." She said while holding up her drink. She stood up and walked away from their table to go stand in line.
Robby's eyes followed her and then shifted them to Sam. The girl sat there with a frown. "Okay, what's going on with you two?" He finally asked.
"You don't know the half of it." She muttered sadly and fiddled with her straw.
He raised his eyebrows.
Sam sighed. "Okay. . . Odessa and I used to be really close. Like,  best friend close."
"What changed?" He questioned.
"I did, apparently." She admitted with another sad frown. "The girl we were friends with spread a rumor about her. It ruined her life. I should've stopped being friends with that person but I didn't because I was scared. It ruined our friendship. I can't seem to make it better."
Many questions circled in Robby's head. He glanced back at the blonde in line who was swaying side to side. Rumor. What rumor? "Have you tried apologizing?" He asked.