jaceyboo
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Mar 29, 2014
- Location
- US, East Coast
"Don't you think this is a little too much for a movie?" Sydney asked, referencing the dress that her friend Jenna had picked out for her to wear. Jenna looked over her friend for a brief moment before shaking her head. "No, its perfect." she told her, handing Sydney a tube of mascara. With a sigh, she took it, leaning a bit closer towards the mirror so that she could apply the makeup to her eyelashes. "This is it, no more...prepping me." she spoke as she set the mascara down, a hit of nervousness in her eyes as she gazed down at her phone. The cab that was coming to pick her up would be there any minute, ready to take her downtown to the movie theater where she would go on a date with a man she had never even met.
"What if I don't like him?" she asked for what seemed like the hundredth time that night. "Then you don't see him again. The car's here, you have to go." Jenna responded, pushing Sydney towards the door. "Fine." she groaned, slipping on her shoes and making her way out towards the car. The ride, even though it only lasted about 5 minutes, felt agonizingly long. She spent the entire time wondering about the man she was meeting, and whether or not this whole thing was going to just be one big mistake.
At 20 years old, she'd never really been on many dates. She'd had one short lasted relationship, but other than that, she didn't have much experience to go off of. It wasn't that she couldn't date, considering she often caught the eye of men around her. She had just never been all that outgoing. She was quiet, not the kind of person that got out a lot. She had spent most of her life taking care of her alcoholic father, and now that she was finally out on her own in the real world, she often didn't know how to approach certain things, like men. That was why Jenna, both her friend and roommate, had set up and pushed her to go on the blind date.
"Here you go, miss." the cab driver's voice suddenly interrupted her thoughts. "Um, thanks." she mumbled, looking even more nervous than before as she paid the man and stepped out of the car. Her heart was beating a bit faster than normal as she walked towards the entrance of the theater. Her eyes gazed around her, wondering if she could pick out her date from those standing around the building. He had seen a picture of her, and would easily be able to find her, while she knew absolutely nothing about him.
"What if I don't like him?" she asked for what seemed like the hundredth time that night. "Then you don't see him again. The car's here, you have to go." Jenna responded, pushing Sydney towards the door. "Fine." she groaned, slipping on her shoes and making her way out towards the car. The ride, even though it only lasted about 5 minutes, felt agonizingly long. She spent the entire time wondering about the man she was meeting, and whether or not this whole thing was going to just be one big mistake.
At 20 years old, she'd never really been on many dates. She'd had one short lasted relationship, but other than that, she didn't have much experience to go off of. It wasn't that she couldn't date, considering she often caught the eye of men around her. She had just never been all that outgoing. She was quiet, not the kind of person that got out a lot. She had spent most of her life taking care of her alcoholic father, and now that she was finally out on her own in the real world, she often didn't know how to approach certain things, like men. That was why Jenna, both her friend and roommate, had set up and pushed her to go on the blind date.
"Here you go, miss." the cab driver's voice suddenly interrupted her thoughts. "Um, thanks." she mumbled, looking even more nervous than before as she paid the man and stepped out of the car. Her heart was beating a bit faster than normal as she walked towards the entrance of the theater. Her eyes gazed around her, wondering if she could pick out her date from those standing around the building. He had seen a picture of her, and would easily be able to find her, while she knew absolutely nothing about him.