plightofsabine
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When he turned back, my eyes met his. Did he just say yes? I believe he did. I was shocked, but pleased. I had to remember to breathe again. Once over the initial surprise, a smile spread across my face. “I think that’s a great idea! No crowds, no $50 popcorn buckets – just good company and a great way to start the weekend. Since you paid for dinner, I’ll pick up the popcorn.” I returned my attention to the plate in front of me, stabbing into the last few pieces of carrots and broccoli that were left. The meal was almost comfort food – reminding me of my mom’s stir-fry.
Now and then, I caught movement out of the corner of my eye as others walked past. I didn’t have any interest in them. It was the typical scene of shoppers and soldiers intermingling. There were families with children, groups of soldiers, and a number of lone diners. It was nice, I thought, to have some company. My eyes flicked up briefly, watching him. Now that I had looked closer, he had a certain boyish charm about him that I found more attractive than the macho brutes we saw so much of. You know the ones that figured they were God’s gift to women; the ones always trying to be top dog. I really didn’t care for all that. I wondered how ambitious Ryan could be.
Now and then, I caught movement out of the corner of my eye as others walked past. I didn’t have any interest in them. It was the typical scene of shoppers and soldiers intermingling. There were families with children, groups of soldiers, and a number of lone diners. It was nice, I thought, to have some company. My eyes flicked up briefly, watching him. Now that I had looked closer, he had a certain boyish charm about him that I found more attractive than the macho brutes we saw so much of. You know the ones that figured they were God’s gift to women; the ones always trying to be top dog. I really didn’t care for all that. I wondered how ambitious Ryan could be.