Ally A. Is Okay

Allison shrugged a bit at him, giving an amused smile. “I guess that’s true. But you have to care a little sometimes.” She said, crossing her legs and sitting back. “It’s not the best thing when you want to lay low.”

Allison smiled and gave him a half shrug. “First in a while, yeah.. I’m getting the hang of it, though. Just.. still trying to figure out outlets.”

“Well, if you give me a list of your top picks I can look around in those areas.”

“Or half the stress.” She countered lightly before sighing a bit, leaning back in her chair and lifting up her coffee to her lips, taking a sip before putting the paper cup down. “This town either has great parties or ones that end in diaster and I’m not up for finding out which is which.”

Yeah... but maybe you won’t have to be alone. Any of them get back to you yet? I wouldn’t be surprised if schools were groveling at your door to get you in.

“It’s the equivalent to just printing out pictures of yourself and giving them to someone. What? It’s not hard. I can show you if you want.”

Allison shrugged a bit, “Partially that.. and.. I dunno. Trying to get my baring a bit better.” She glancing up, pointing to the sky. “The full moon is soon. Kinda antsy.”

That doesn’t mean we’ll stop. I’d be there in a flash to pummel anyone who gave you a hard time. Have you at least been looking at schools? I wouldn’t be surprised if you got accepted early to places.

“So,” She raised a brow at him, “You basically made a Facebook for people to ogle at you?”

“You can just call me Allison..” She said lightly before quirking a brow up at him. She’d heard that saying off and on in her life, but never was it used directly at her. It was a little embarrassing. “Sorry.” She said, shifting a bit and sliding her laptop back into her bag. “Events like parties and stuff for people who I didn’t think knew I existed and, like, fairs and stuff.”

Allison stared at him and furrowed her brows a bit. “Uh.. no. I’m not.” She said, taking another pause. After a moment of contemplation, she took in a breath and her head tilted at him a bit. “...I... Don’t really know what to say. I just assumed everyone knew what Facebook was at this point.”

Allison blinked back at him and slowly shut her laptop. “...Where are you from” She asked lightly. “Are you Amish?”

Allison blinked at the guy and shifted a bit. “Uh.. Facebook.. Global social media outlet?”