y/n's pov

"Y/n, what do you think?" David asked, snapping me out of my thoughts.

I felt as though someone was watching us and yes, someone was watching us, making me feel very uncomfortable.

It was a middle-aged lady, who had blunt blond hair. She was wearing a cyan-blue shirt with writing on it, but I was too far away to see what it said.

"Sorry, I was thinking about something," I said sheepishly. "What are we talking about?"

"We were seeing if you liked the name 'The Secret Six'," Dylan said, rolling his eyes. "Like the one from DC comics."

"Why would you even think about that?" I asked, raising an eyebrow. "Why don't we go with the more superior name, 'The Sinister Six', I mean it would even go with 'The Fantastic Four' what do you think?"

"Y/n, you are brilliant," Tom grinned. "Why didn't we think of this?"

"How did I not think of that," Kylee muttered. "I'm the second biggest Marvel geek here."

"Sorry Ky," I said, giving her an apologetic smile. "I guess I just have a bigger unhealthy obsession than you."

"You haven't even heard her rant about Marvel," David said, shaking his head. "It gets old, fast."

I rolled my eyes, looking at David. "Just watch me get hired by Marvel."

"Haha," David laughed dryly. "I'd like to see you try."

"Come on," Ivy said standing up. "They're having a trivia thing and Dylan and I wanted to go."

I smirk as I watched Dylan narrow his eyes looking at Ivy.

"We're leaving without you," David said, as we started to walk away. Dyan and Ivy quickly jogged over to us.

"Did you see that lady staring at us?" Tom asked as we passed the lady again.

"Mhm," I replied. "She was staring at us earlier."

"Are you two okay?" Kylee asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Nope, we're fine," I smiled. "Just this lady staring at us."

"Okay then," Kylee said, seeming as though she was expecting a different answer.

"Okay, everyone, you need to get into a group of six and come up with a name, we're doing trivia," Natasha said as we walked in.

We sat in our little group, Ivy and Dylan sitting on the floor while the rest of us sat on the couch.

"What is your team name?" Natasha asks us with a clipboard.

"The Sinister Six," Ivy said, as David opened his mouth to say the same thing.

Natasha raised an eyebrow but didn't smile. "That's a good name," she said.

"Thanks," we chorused, as she walked to the next group.

"Okay, let's start," Natasha said, standing at the front of the room. "Today's trivia is- drum roll please."

We do as we were told, the sound of "drums" echoing throughout the room.

"Marvel!" Natasha exclaimed.

Kylee and I high fived, our copious knowledge about Marvel was going to help us dominate the game.

I looked around the room, my eyes stopping on Jared, who was groaning since he knew almost nothing about Marvel.

I smirked, making eye contact with him, to which he responded with an eye roll.

We all got whiteboards, dry erase markers and erasers.

"Okay," David said, as we started. The questions were now being shown on the tv in front of them. "First question. What is Captain America's shield made of?"

"Vibranium," Kylee said quickly.

"Yes, that's it," I agreed, as Tom wrote it down.

"Boards up," Natasha says as the answer popped up. She counts all of the right answers, we, unfortunately, didn't get one (I'm joking, that was an easy question).

"What is Black Widow's secret identity?"

Dylan perked up. "It's Natasha Romanoff," he said, with a smile.

"Nice one," I said, giving him a high-five.

"The correct answer is Natasha Romanoff," Natasha said after everyone held their boards up.

"At the end of The Avengers, what do the Avengers eat?"

"Shawarma," Tom said, not missing a beat.

"I'm glad you know something about Marvel," I said.

"I would be concerned if I didn't," Tom chuckled.

"Boards up," Natasha said. "Shawarma is the right answer."

The next questions were easy, such as:

"Who plays Peter Parker AKA Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War?"

"Tom Holland," I said way too quickly.

"Yeah, Tom Holland," Tom said, winking.

"Boards up, the correct answer is Tom Holland," Natasha said.

I looked up at the scoreboard. We were about seven points ahead of the team in second place.

The last question was worth ten points, if we didn't get those points, we would lose. But what were the odds of that?

"This last question is worth ten points," Natasha said. "Get ready, it's a tough one."

Kylee and I exchanged looks, we didn't believe her, but there was always a chance we could be wrong.

"Name all three Chris' and the two Tom's, along with their character."

"We've got this in the bag," I tell Kylee. "This is easy."

"What?" A girl asked me, giving me a strange look. "This is the hardest question, and you're saying it's easy?"

"Yes ma'am," I said. "I could name them in my sleep."

"I doubt it," she scoffed. "Just wait till you get them all wrong."

"I can't wait," I said sarcastically, turning to her team again.

"First names on the left," Ivy said. "Last names in the middle, and characters on the right side.

"I agree," Dylan nodded.

"The Chris' are," Kylee said to David, "Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans, and Chris Pratt."

David rapidly wrote them down, as Tom said, "the Tom's are Tom Holland and Tom Hiddleston."

"Y/n, give me the characters," David said, as he wrote down "Tom Hiddleston."

"Hemsworth, Thor," I said, starting to list them off. "Evans, Steve Rogers AKA Captain America. Pratt, Peter Quill AKA Star-Lord. Holland, Peter Parker AKA Spider-Man, and finally Hiddleston plays Loki."

Yes, I said that in one breath, don't ask how.

We had two extra minutes, where we sat there not doing anything, other than watching the other teams panic.

"Okay, time's up," Natasha said. "Boards up."

She looked at all the boards, tallying up all of the points, I was sure we were going to win.

"The Sinister Six and The Little Einsteins got it right," she grinned. "However, I will be awarding The Sinister Six ten extra points, since they put both the character identities."

"What did I say?" I asked the girl. "It was pretty easy."

"You weren't kidding," she breathed. "I mean, good job."

"Thanks," I smiled. "I spend a lot of time learning these things."

*time skip brought to you from viewers like you, thank you*

"Attention everyone, tonight is the first showing of the new musical, Magic To Do, written by Stephen Schwartz," a voice said, ringing throughout the boat. "The first showing is in an hour in the theater. We hope to see you there, thank you."

I froze, Stephen Schwarts wrote some amazing songs.

"Y/n, chill out, we're going to go," Dylan sighed.

David looked at me as though he was going to burst out laughing at any moment.

"You don't need to be so dramatic, Y/n," he said. "We get it, you're a theater kid and you love Stephen Schwartz."

I rolled my eyes. "You're a theater kid too," I retorted. "But this guy wrote music for so many things."

"I know Y/n," David sighed. "Like My Son Pinocchio, which we both did."

"If we want good seats, we should go in about half an hour," Tom said, looking slightly confused.

"Right," I said awkwardly.

Kylee stood up and said, "We should get some food."

"Kylee Zhang, I swear," David said, getting up as well. "You're always hungry."

"What can I say?" Kylee shrugged. "I can't live without it."

I laughed, as we walked into the buffet.

I grabbed myself some shawarma since I had been craving it since earlier.

"Remember when we got shawarma after seeing The Avengers?" I asked Kylee.

"You guys saw Avengers and got shawarma?" David asked. "All without me?"

"We would've," I said, with an amused laugh. "But you were busy with Beauty and the Beast rehearsals."

"Oh, right," David said.

*time skip brought to you by how idaho is the superior state*

There we were, sitting in the theater, waiting for the show to start.

Our parents were sitting behind us, then on our row, Kylee was on the end, then David, Tom, me, and finally Ivy and Dylan.

I was sitting there, looking at my phone, when I felt an arm wrap around my shoulders. A small smile formed on my face unconsciously, I looked over at Tom. It was his arm.

He smiled when he saw the smile on my face. Oh if only he smiled that adorable smile all of the time.

Only a few minutes later, the cruise director came on, introducing the show, making some announcements. When he was finished, the stage went dark and the music started.

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It was incredible. The songs were all from Stephen Schwartze's other musicals, such as Wicked, Pippin, Houdini, and so many other amazing musicals he wrote the scores for.

There was one point where "Just Because It's Magic" from My Son Pinocchio came on. It took me a second to realize what was paying, but when I did, I immediately leaned forward in my seat, David doing the same, horrified looks on our faces.

All we could think about was when we did the production, any girl who was not a fairy was singing it backstage quietly while they were performing. It got quite annoying if you know what I mean.

Then the show was over (not after "Just Because It's Magic", like songs after that it ended).

The only thoughts going through my mind was how much I loved the show. We were currently sitting outside watching the sunset (which was gorgeous).

I am unfortunately like other girls and had to get a picture of the sunset. I tagged everyone (except Tom, of course, I'm not as stupid as Dylan thinks I am- okay maybe I am- but now right now) and then posted it.

We then went and watched the ultimate classic, The Princess Bride. Let me tell you, this movie is my jam- no turn that off- this is my jam (and Dylan thinks I'm not good enough to be Meme Lord).

Anyways, we went and sat in pool chairs, making it difficult for me to sit directly next to Tom, but it was fine. But who cares, I was watching The Princess Bride, my favorite movies, besides f/m (favorite movie).

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ooh
this is my jam
this is my-
turn that song off
this is my jam

see ya later bee bros
再见