Trevor and Natalie

Trevor and Natalie or "Trevalie" is a pairing of Trevor Josep h and Natalie Kurtsman in the Rob Buyea's "Perfect Score Series"

In the first book, Trevor and Natalie were not even close to being friends. They were in fact, downright enemies. It seemed as if both of them shared only one similarity: they found no interest in any of their fellow classmates. (Trevor, though, does seem to be good friends with Mark Kassler.) Natalie was disgusted by Trevor and Mark, Scott Mason and Gavin Davids, calling them out by name, and Trevor despised Natalie and both teachers, and picked on Scott. The two of them constantly went at it, calling each other "bullies", Natalie tying Trevor and Mark's shoelaces to a bus bench (possibly), but when Scott comes up with his system of relaying answers (somewhat similar to 2017-19 Houston Astros controversy, except the signs given were audible signs), Trevor seems to have it in his mind to payback Scott, despite the fact that Natalie relayed the answers instead. But Trevor still helps out Scott instead, and Natalie has a less aggressive behavior towards him.

In the second book, it's assumed Trevor has feelings for Natalie before she does, but an argument could be made vice versa. Both take very different approaches to their feelings. Natalie tries to deny the feelings, whereas Trevor tries to hide the feelings. Suffice to say, Trevor did a very, very bad job of hiding his feelings, as Randi Cunningham realizes their feelings, and relays it to Gavin, and Mark Kassler notices it as well (way later on) and even Natalie caught on, realizing that Trevor was obsessively and abnormally staring at her, particularly during Christmas, when they all headed over to the Davids' house. Trevor says that he has her back before, and this is true. The sparking point happens with Trevor's older brother, Brian Joseph, helps him and Mark in basketball, but Trevor notices Natalie, struggling with a heavy box. Despite the fact that Natalie may be a "queen", she's got about as much muscles as Scott Mason, (read below paragraph), so Trevor helps and Natalie admits her feelings, by saying, "You're lucky I like you." providing an awkward conversation, but ultimately sparks their relationship. The next day, a evil, crusty, dusty kid named Nicky Holmes decides to throw hands at Natalie, but Trevor throws his [Nicky's] arm, and Nicky ultimately decides to make a run for it. After that, Natalie keeps on flinching whenever someone touches her (twice, both times were Trevor). Anyways, Trevor and Natalie hold hands, and then walk out of school later that day. Trevor gives Natalie a teddy bear once. But in the third book, things get interesting.

In the third book, Natalie and Trevor are back at it again, officially boyfriend-and-girlfriend. Natalie instilled rules, such as "no PDA [Public Displays of Affection]", "calling on Tuesdays and Thursdays, NO texting, and YOU have to call ME", "NO blabbing to people, i.e. MARK KASSLER." They agree to keep their relationship a secret, however, it's no secret to anyone. Their relationship gets tricky, but not in the way you'd expect it. It boils down to a summer day, where Natalie, Randi, Scott, Gavin and Trevor were at the beach with Brian and his pretty girlfriend Madison. (Trevor steals glances at her, AND Natalie, which to be frank, is not a very good thing to do). Gavin, Scott and Randi invited themselves, which plays a key part later on. Scott ended up loving it, (because the kid goes wack-a-loon for food) and they had good food. He also shows off his "muscles", which nothing about him resembles muscles- but he does coach football. (Another important thing. Not the muscles, cause we all know he has none.) During the first practice, Scott teases Trevor about the fun they had, breaking Trevor's and Mark's friendship (Scott accidentally said it in front of Mark, and Mark got upset because he wasn't invited. Just yet another reason why Scott has little to no control.). Mark was already hurt by the growing amount of time Natalie and Trevor were having, and this was the boiling point. During a football game in which Gavin Davids and Scott Mason had led the team to a 14-0 lead, Trevor looked up into the stands (Trevor plays tight end, and one of his responsibilities is to block the running back.) and sees Natalie, and Natalie blows him a kiss. Trevor lets his guard down and can't make a block, and Mark is folded like a lawn chair. Their already-broken-friendship is now making them worse. However, Natalie isn't fooled by Trevor's bad attempts to cover up their broken friendship, and tells (Yes, tells) him to fix it. Once they do fix it, Natalie and Trevor hang out (Natalie blew up him another kiss), but in the final game, she runs up to him, and at the 50-yard line kisses him. Oh, well. (And, by the way, Mark and Trevor are friends.) Natalie and Trevor continue their relationship, but they aren't the only relationship.