Gavin and Randi

Gavin and Randi is the pairing of Gavin Davids and Randi Cunningham, two best friends, in the "Perfect Score Series."

Unlike the pairing of Natalie Kurtsman and Trevor Joseph, see: Trevor and Natalie, Gavin and Randi never had any bad feelings toward each other until 6th grade. (Or there was, but it wasn't specified). In the first book, they find enjoyment in tossing the pigskin together. But nothing truly happens until the second book, when Randi starts developing feelings for Gavin.

In the second book, Gavin and Randi are ready for 7th grade- and they'll need each other. But after Randi misses Gavin's football game, Gavin becomes angry at her and seeks to avoid her. He tries to avoid her even more when he comes across a picture of Kyle Cunningham, (most likely Randi's half-brother), and possibly is angry because Randi has a boyfriend to him, and he likes Randi. It's never specified, but that can be a logical conclusion. When they bump into each other in the Halloween dance, their going-on-8-year-friendship is repaired. They let out somethings, but not all, but it's good enough. They tackle many projects together, and then when they finally come clean to each other, their friendship is stronger since the start of 6th grade. Gavin needs Randi, because his mother was taken into immigration custody. Randi is there mentally for him every time, walking with him, helping him when his knees give way, everything. She's a good friend in ways.

In the third book, Randi's feelings go through the roof. This time, they don't have any fights (that's saved for Mark vs. Trevor), and they have a healthy friendship, but Gavin's honesty and great friendship qualities appeal to Randi. She admits her feelings to her mom, and wants to admit them to Gavin, but she doesn't. This is all after Randi helped Gavin run away to New York to help his dad, give his dad her crutches, helps watch Gavin's sister Meggie, cooks them dinner, and many more. Gavin and Randi never officially became together, and that's okay. (For now.)

If there's a sequel, we'd better hear of them being together.