Liam had wanted to go to the drive in on a date, their first date. Which Theo was fine with, as long as his new found demon powers behaved. Which he doubted. But so far around Liam he hadn’t had to worry about that. 

Right now he had an arm around his boyfriend as the movie started, “I didn’t know what we were gonna eat but I bought pretty much everything and then some.” He laughed, “You eat a lot anyway.” He teased, kissing his cheek. “It’s that werewolf metabolism.” 

Alice was getting ready for the drive-in movie night and waiting for Scott to get home. Whenever they were not together, Alice worried about his safety, just as she knew he worried about hers. The kind of inconvenience that came with frequent demon attacks in your town, one could say. The vampire had one extra worry, though. This would be her first chance to have an actual conversation with Scott since they saw Braeden at the clinic, and Alice had to tell him what that was really about. That made her terrified of losing Scott, but she wouldn’t be worthy of being with him if she kept that hidden. 

Already dressed and doing her make up, Alice dropped everything when she heard Scott arrive at the apartment. She ran up to him and hugged him tightly, relived that he was there and that he was alright, with a small part of her wondering if this would be the last time she could do this. “I’m so glad you’re here.” She whispered, breathing in his scent and letting it calm her down. “But we do need to talk about some stuff.” She broke the hug, taking Scott’s hand and sitting down in the couch with him. 

Now, how could she even start telling him this story? Starting from the beginning wouldn’t make much sense when he already knew the consequences of the end - an end in which Braeden was no idea who Alice Zhou was, other than the vampire girlfriend of Scott McCall, who she just met in Beacon Hills. Alice supposed she should start by letting Scott know that there was a story at all, because neither him nor Braeden were aware of that. “Before we met, about two years ago, in NYC... I fucked up big time. Nobody got physically hurt, but... It just wasn’t right.”

Nolan had been searching for Nicola for at least a half an hour, getting more and more concerned as the minutes crept by and he couldn’t find a trace of her. It was times like these that he wished he were a werewolf so he could track her down using scent or something, but then he remembered the eyes and the claws and the fear that went along with it and that desire went away real quick. Searching the crowd with a new level of desperation, he still couldn’t find his roommate, but he did spot...someone. 

Gabe. 

Did he dare approach? He had to, he had no choice, he had to find Nicola. Walking away wasn’t an option. Right? 

Taking a deep breath, hesitating a moment as he forced his legs to take a step forward, he made quick work of the small distance between them. Swallowing thickly, he tapped on Gabe’s shoulder to get his attention, immediately pulling away like it physically pained him to do so. “Um...Gabe? I need to talk to you.” 

Katherine parked her newly acquired car (aka, her newly compeled out of some rich guy car) at the back of the lot, backed in so she could have some pillows in the truck, sitting there for a better view. She wasn’t interested in watching the movie, though. The vampire was there to have a look at the people of Beacon Hills, and to make sure she didn’t miss any of the drama that was guaranteed to happen with everyone reunited for such an innocent movie night. “Do they all actually believe this is a safe and sound environment?” She asked the person passing by, while sipping her strawberry milkshake.

“Do you have a favorite candy?” Kaleb asked his sister once they’d parked and settled in for the movie. With blankets, pillows, and good company - all they were missing was snacks, and he was more than happy to pay the cheap prices the drive in had set to get some for both himself and his sister. With the notes app pulled up on his phone to keep track of things, he paused to meet Kitty’s eyes.