lonelycollegegirl
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Elizabeth grew even more fond of the man as he paid the bill without question, not even giving Elizabeth the chance to protest, not that she would have. She may have seen herself as an independent woman, but she saw nothing wrong with a man paying for a meal. Especially after the connection that they'd just been building the entire time. She knew she was making the right decision in accepting his invitation to dinner. Rather, their date, Michael had said with a wink, causing her to blush.
Like a gentleman he replaced her chair and allowed her to walk ahead of him as they walked out of the cafe. She did however pause, allowing him to open the door for her. Whoever said chivalry was dead? she thought to herself.
As they walked back to the office they made small talk, and Michael continued pointing things out about the city she'd never noticed before. As many times as she'd taken this walk, there were things that hadn't caught her attention, and as Michael pointed them out she became excited, falling even more in love with the city she called her home.
After passing a sporting goods store and giggling from an inappropriate comment Michael had made, it began to downpour without so much as a warning droplet. Instinctively Elizabeth grabbed Michael's hand and pulled him under a small overhang next to the family owned flower shop she often stopped into. She looked down at herself and laughed with the innocence of a child as she realized how drenched she was from only those few seconds in the rain. The confused look on Michael's face only made her giggle more. As if she had a solution for the rain?
"Well, I guess we can just stand here and wait it out?" she suggested.The overhang was just wide enough to shelter one body, preventing them from standing next to each other. It was however long enough, so that they could stand facing each other, with her back against the brick wall, and Michael's to the rain. She could tell he was still getting wet, so she scooted back as far as she could, pulling him towards her.
"Come on Michael, there's no need for you to still be getting wet," she smiled as he took a step towards her. She'd realized she was still holding Michael's hand, and pulled it away to brush her hair from her face. The two of them were standing extremely close now, their bodies only inches apart. She was sure that he could feel her heavy breathing on his neck, the result of both running to seek shelter and the excitement from their closeness.
Like a gentleman he replaced her chair and allowed her to walk ahead of him as they walked out of the cafe. She did however pause, allowing him to open the door for her. Whoever said chivalry was dead? she thought to herself.
As they walked back to the office they made small talk, and Michael continued pointing things out about the city she'd never noticed before. As many times as she'd taken this walk, there were things that hadn't caught her attention, and as Michael pointed them out she became excited, falling even more in love with the city she called her home.
After passing a sporting goods store and giggling from an inappropriate comment Michael had made, it began to downpour without so much as a warning droplet. Instinctively Elizabeth grabbed Michael's hand and pulled him under a small overhang next to the family owned flower shop she often stopped into. She looked down at herself and laughed with the innocence of a child as she realized how drenched she was from only those few seconds in the rain. The confused look on Michael's face only made her giggle more. As if she had a solution for the rain?
"Well, I guess we can just stand here and wait it out?" she suggested.The overhang was just wide enough to shelter one body, preventing them from standing next to each other. It was however long enough, so that they could stand facing each other, with her back against the brick wall, and Michael's to the rain. She could tell he was still getting wet, so she scooted back as far as she could, pulling him towards her.
"Come on Michael, there's no need for you to still be getting wet," she smiled as he took a step towards her. She'd realized she was still holding Michael's hand, and pulled it away to brush her hair from her face. The two of them were standing extremely close now, their bodies only inches apart. She was sure that he could feel her heavy breathing on his neck, the result of both running to seek shelter and the excitement from their closeness.
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