Jake was hoping Chloe would choose a romantic kiss for their final photo - something to memorialize their first date. So when she leaned in and pressed her soft lips against his, he returned every bit of affection, even matching her small smile as the photobooth clicks and flashes, letting them know their turn was over and their pictures were preparing for print.
As she pulls away, leaving their warmth, Jake looks up and strokes a delicate curl of hair behind her ear. "I think it probably turned out to be the best one." He smiles, softly tracing the outline of her mouth with his fingertips. He wasn't ready to get up and leave their little shelter of privacy yet. For the first time since leaving the beach, this uninterrupted moment between them was everything he wanted to remember about today.
The booth grumbled and buzzed and then out comes their strip of photos. Jake holds onto Chloe with one arm as he leans forward and detaches the slip from the machine. Then he brings the set of pictures between them to be looked at and awed over. "Let's split them. Do you want the top half or the bottom?" Knowing she would want the bottom because it has the kissing photo, he tears it down the middle and offers her the last two pictures. "What do you think? New locker decorations?"
No matter how hard she tried to, Chloe couldn't fight the small giggle that came out after their kiss. Her stomach was filled with butterflies but a grounding warmth at the same time as she felt him tuck a strand of hair out of her face. It wasn't until booth had pulled her out of the moment they were having and back down to reality that she was reminded once again of where they were. Her fingers mindlessly playing with the fabric of his shirt while she saw him take the pictures out of their holder.
Her head tilted slightly to the side when her eyes landed on the photos. The smile that came after seeing them was almost immediate. "Bottom half please." She said reaching out to take them. Chloe was actually planning on using them as a bookmark but locker decorations sounded so much better. "Sounds good to me." She looked at hers one last time before slipping them into her purse. When her eyes landed on Jake's set of photos Chloe chuckled. "Your trying to be serious face is way worse than mine by the way. I think I'm pretty sure I won that one." She joked referring to the bet they made earlier.















