give me love

“Throw in popcorn and coffee and I’m totally in.”

“You got it. Now can I put m&ms in the popcorn or no? ‘Cause I won’t if you don’t like it, but I swear it’s the best thing that has ever been invented.”

“Will there be sno-caps and Twizzlers involved in this little movie date?”

“Duh, of course. And the popcorn will have lots and lots of butter, because we can’t have a movie date without buttery popcorn. You ready for an entire day full of magic?”

        “ yeah– no, that’s not gonna’ happen. ‘dunno who the fuck thought it’d be cool to let them make eight in the first place. ”

“You are such a debbie downer. It is such an amazing movie and book series, I heard they are making a ninth movie. Lemme guess, you hate Harry Potter?”

“I think I’ll pass. I have more important things to do like grade a stack of english essay papers, or anything else, at all.”

“Oh come on, you’ve got to be kidding me. At least one movie, please. It’s not like it’s going to kill you. It’ll only be two hours and thirty-nine minutes.”

‘ oh, thanks, but i’d rather walk on glass. ’

“Not a fan, I see. But really? You’d rather walk on glass? Come on, that’s being a little over dramatic.”

          ‘ i will never say no to that question, hell yes.’

“Good, that’s what I was hoping to hear. Now, we’re going to need lots of candy and popcorn to last us a very long time. Oh and also, if I cry don’t freak out or be scared. I just get emotional easily.”

“don’t say that unless you can handle it. non-stop, back to back, with snacks.”

“I’m up for the challenge. I’ve done it four times now, so I think I can do it again. We’re going to need popcorn and lots of it, oh and it needs to have lots of butter.”

“ you’d think after a few years this place would change a little.       maybe a new fountain or a higher crime rate, something. you can count on morris’ unparalleled ability to remain utterly average.” the sunglasses precariously perched on the bridge of his nose are steadily making the descent, exposing the pinch of his brow and the idle gaze of amber hues where they peek over the frame. “the dirty looks in the grocery store are new, though. i’m like an anti-celebrity. ”

“You and me both, buddy.” She mumbled under her breath. “I’m not surprised they’re giving you dirty looks, some of the oldies are can be rude but don’t worry. I like you already.”

It had been sometime that a customer has come into the bar that day. She decided to play some music since she was alone and started dancing along with it. She turned the volume up slightly louder, closed her eyes as she danced but what she didn’t hear was someone coming into the bar and trying to get her attention.

Alessandra watched as the girl danced to the music, “Um, excuse me?” She spoke up, she felt bad for disturbing the girl but she was starving. “You sell food here, right?”

                            “hey, what’s the screaming around here? this is a library, i hope you know…can you keep at least a little bit quiet?”

“Sorry about that, I saw a spider on the table and it was pretty freakin’ huge. It was on the table and I luckily killed it but um yeah. I’ll try to be quieter next time.”

daisy: skinny dipping in the rain is SUPER amazing in the moment but uh kind of awful when you get sick the next day :/

ashton was waiting for her morning coffee, after a long night of working off the clock, for extra money, washing cars. though once the cup of coffee was given to her by the cashier, she tucked a hand in the pocket of her jeans, to find out it was empty. and so were her other pockets. “ shit. ” she muttered under her breath. she looked around her quite helplessly, feeling the cashier’s eyes on her. she hated asking for money, and she never would’ve, but the cup of coffee was already in her hand. “ hey, um, can you give me like, two dollars ? i’ll, uh, pay you back. ” she mumbled, speaking to the first person she laid her eyes on.

“Uh, yeah sure. Here.” Alessandra replied as she quickly to the change out of her purse and handed it to the girl. She felt bad for the other, and didn’t want to be rude and not help out. “You don’t have to pay me back, I don’t mind. Really.”