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There was only one thing Jason was sorry for about his and Stephanie’s relationship and that was the unpredictable periods of time they had to spend apart. It had been a couple of weeks since they had initiated the relationship and the couple had not seen each other since. He felt guilty but if anyone was going to understand it would be another ex-Robin.
He was rung the bell, he had told her he was free that night and was ready for their bad movie night but the paranoid voice in his head was asking him what face Stephanie would be wearing when she answered to him. He hoped it was not too sour a one.
The Chinese was ordered, a little of everything to cover her bases since she wasn’t sure what Jason would want. It’d been a couple of weeks before they’d both had some free time aside from texting, but that just came with the territory of their “late night curriculars”. Steph was just rocking skinny jeans and a sweater for their night and was in the middle of making iced tea when she heard the door belle.
She padded into the living room to answer and found Jason standing there. She couldn’t help the smile that spread on her face when she saw him, but regardless, crossed her arms and said, “Hey there, stranger. What can I do you for? I’m expecting company, but I can’t say I remember what he looks like aside from this killer smile. My memory is hazy.” Steph shrugged, messing with him.
Aside from this ‘killer smile’, Jason was sporting some black jeans himself, a dark red sweater that Stephanie had suggested he buy during their impromptu date and a red coat. That’s right, coat, as opposed to his usual leather jackets. The nights were getting colder and he didn’t want to start looking boring to Stephanie.
He used that aforementioned smile to invite himself in, close the door behind him and, without making any real physical contact, back Stephanie against the wall. He lingered there for a moment before kissing her. He pulled away and his expression went from enamoured to as cool as possible.
“That jog your memory enough?”
( and film critique too )
He was rung the bell, he had told her he was free that night and was ready for their bad movie night but the paranoid voice in his head was asking him what face Stephanie would be wearing when she answered to him. He hoped it was not too sour a one.
The Chinese was ordered, a little of everything to cover her bases since she wasn’t sure what Jason would want. It’d been a couple of weeks before they’d both had some free time aside from texting, but that just came with the territory of their “late night curriculars”. Steph was just rocking skinny jeans and a sweater for their night and was in the middle of making iced tea when she heard the door belle.
She padded into the living room to answer and found Jason standing there. She couldn’t help the smile that spread on her face when she saw him, but regardless, crossed her arms and said, “Hey there, stranger. What can I do you for? I’m expecting company, but I can’t say I remember what he looks like aside from this killer smile. My memory is hazy.” Steph shrugged, messing with him.
Aside from this ‘killer smile’, Jason was sporting some black jeans himself, a dark red sweater that Stephanie had suggested he buy during their impromptu date and a red coat. That’s right, coat, as opposed to his usual leather jackets. The nights were getting colder and he didn’t want to start looking boring to Stephanie.
He used that aforementioned smile to invite himself in, close the door behind him and, without making any real physical contact, back Stephanie against the wall. He lingered there for a moment before kissing her. He pulled away and his expression went from enamoured to as cool as possible.
“That jog your memory enough?”
( and film critique too )