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Characters: Dakota, Matthew and Isabela.
Setting: Matt's dorm and to a bowling alley.
When: At night. Not sure when...
It feels like it's been ages since Dakota's actually gone out with a couple of friends to have fun. Of course, she didn't mind the lazy days just staying back at home, reading and watching movies. That's what she usually did. But it's been a while since she's hung out, specifically with Matthew and Isabela. Dakota isn't at all that aware of their situation with each other now. She wasn't really that nosey, she'll find out when she finds out, but usually when Matthew refrained from telling her important things like he did a couple of months ago, it bugged her a lot. But since he invited her to hang out with the both of them, she figured that they were on good terms again. Or at least, she hoped. And if just in case they aren't, apparently Matthew sucked at bowling, and if Isabela and her teamed up against him, it'd still be a good time that would probably consist of laughing at him. Hopefully he's a good sport. As soon as Dakota got off the computer, she started getting ready. She pulled out a leather jacket on the way out and locked the door. She sent Matt a text message that she was on her way to his dorm just for the hell of it, even though he wasn't going to get to read it anyway and she smiled at the thought while she took the short walk.
Once she got to Matt's dorm, she started knocking, not stopping until it opened. She wondered if it annoyed Matthew that she did, and if it did, then she should do it more often. When the door opened, she pulled her hand back and smiled sheepishly at her best friend. "You were taking a while to answer the door," she said, not letting her smile leave her face. She stepped forward, lifting her arms to give him a hug, realizing that it's been a long time since she's done that to him. She laughed when they pulled away, saying, "Gee, I missed you too." But she really has missed him, and it bugged her thinking about him graduating and she wouldn't be able to see him as much. The least she hoped was that they'd start sending tapes back and forth again and that he'd visit as much as he could, or else she would. She went along inside, crossing her arms and turning around to look at him with a smug expression. "So, is Bela on the way and are you, Matthew Moretti, ready to get beat at bowling?"
Setting: Matt's dorm and to a bowling alley.
When: At night. Not sure when...
It feels like it's been ages since Dakota's actually gone out with a couple of friends to have fun. Of course, she didn't mind the lazy days just staying back at home, reading and watching movies. That's what she usually did. But it's been a while since she's hung out, specifically with Matthew and Isabela. Dakota isn't at all that aware of their situation with each other now. She wasn't really that nosey, she'll find out when she finds out, but usually when Matthew refrained from telling her important things like he did a couple of months ago, it bugged her a lot. But since he invited her to hang out with the both of them, she figured that they were on good terms again. Or at least, she hoped. And if just in case they aren't, apparently Matthew sucked at bowling, and if Isabela and her teamed up against him, it'd still be a good time that would probably consist of laughing at him. Hopefully he's a good sport. As soon as Dakota got off the computer, she started getting ready. She pulled out a leather jacket on the way out and locked the door. She sent Matt a text message that she was on her way to his dorm just for the hell of it, even though he wasn't going to get to read it anyway and she smiled at the thought while she took the short walk.
Once she got to Matt's dorm, she started knocking, not stopping until it opened. She wondered if it annoyed Matthew that she did, and if it did, then she should do it more often. When the door opened, she pulled her hand back and smiled sheepishly at her best friend. "You were taking a while to answer the door," she said, not letting her smile leave her face. She stepped forward, lifting her arms to give him a hug, realizing that it's been a long time since she's done that to him. She laughed when they pulled away, saying, "Gee, I missed you too." But she really has missed him, and it bugged her thinking about him graduating and she wouldn't be able to see him as much. The least she hoped was that they'd start sending tapes back and forth again and that he'd visit as much as he could, or else she would. She went along inside, crossing her arms and turning around to look at him with a smug expression. "So, is Bela on the way and are you, Matthew Moretti, ready to get beat at bowling?"