His Best Friend ~ Charlie Conway and Adam Banks (Part 1)

                                    

                                          
Summary - Y/n is best friends with Charlie Conway, and Charlie has a huge crush on Y/n. Y/n, however, does not have her eyes on Charlie
                          
Warnings - None
                          
*N/n = nickname*
                          
Words - 1584
                          
A/n: I basically got this prompt from a book I'm reading so enjoy! 

                          
Y/n L/n and Charlie Conway have been best friends since they played pee wee's. When they got into middle school Charlie just didn't admire Y/n's hockey anymore, but also her looks. Charlie fell madly in love with Y/n, but she didn't feel the same way. 
                          
They would hang out every weekend, and alter who's house they would stay at. They would play one on one at the pond in the winter, and would skate on rollerblades in summer. 
                          
Towards the end of the season when Coach Bombay found out that Adam Banks was playing for the wrong team. Charlie didn't worry about him intercepting between Y/n and his relationship. Y/n was obviously upset that Adam was joining the team since she was the best shooter, and Adam would create competition. 
                          
"I don't understand why that Banks kid has to join us." Y/n huffed as she complained to Charlie. She was pacing the room as she questioned her own skills. "Does Coach Bombay really think we are so bad we need help from that rich boy!" 
                          
"I don't know, I think he could help us." Charlie told his best friend. She looked at him as if he was crazy. She rolled her eyes, and crossed her arms.
                          
"Yeah, with his stupid cake-eater tricks."
                          
Charlie thought that he wouldn't have to worry about Adam stealing his girl. She obviously hated him before he even joined the team. When Adam joined he immediately took interest into Y/n. Y/n didn't give in at all at first.
                          
"Hey, Y/n!" Y/n swung her head around. She was heading out from hockey practise with Charlie. Adam was running up from behind her. She looked to Charlie, and rolled her eyes before she turned to face him.
                          
"Hi, Adam. Do you need something?" Y/n asked the boy who had a big smile on his face. Adam was hardly accepted at first, and it was hard for him to make friends on the Ducks.
                          
"Uh, yeah. I was wondering if you wanted to hangout this weekend?" He asked her. A blush started to creep on his face, and nicely Y/n rejected him. 
                          
Charlie smiled on the inside at Y/n rejecting Adam, but that didn't last long. Adam finally convinced Y/n to hangout with him.
                          
"So, we on for ice skating the pond, and then the diner after?" Charlie asked Y/n as she was gathering her hockey stuff together. She looked up at him with an unsure face. 
                          
"Actually... I'm going to hang out with Adam." Y/n told Charlie. He felt is heart shatter. Adam has won, he thought. Charlie watched as Y/n awkwardly scratched her arm. 
                          
"Oh, um, that's cool. What are you two going to do?" He asked her. Y/n picked up her hockey bag, and started to walk out of the locker room with Charlie by her side. The two do them passed Adam, and she smiled and waved when she walked by. 
                          
"Probably just practise on our skills," She smiled. "He told me he was going to show me some 'Cake- eater' moves." She winked at Charlie and giggled. Charlie pretended to laugh along with her, but really he was jealous. 
                          
"Don't get too good for me!" He shouted at her as the two of them split their ways to go to their homes.
                          
That whole Saturday that Y/n and Adam were supposedly hanging out Charlie pondered what they were doing. He wondered if they were making out, or cuddling, or just playing hockey like Y/n said they were.