I promised/I'd never sing of love/If it does not exist

Lydia: "You...are?" I bit my lip, looking at him for a second, the smiled. "Well, okay, if you really want to."

Ollie nodded, his smile growing a little wider. "I want to," he said. "I mean, it is traditional for a boy to pay for the date."

Lydia: "Right." My smile reached my eyes. Date. Date. Date. This was our second date...wasn't it? "We should go then, shouldn't we? So we can get there for a performance?"

Ollie nodded and looked to the bag and her books. "Do you want to drop these off?" He asked.

Lydia: "Oh yeah...good idea." I nodded.

Ollie walked Lydia back to her dorm and waited until she dropped off her books. He just leaned his bag against the wall by the door. "Are you ready?" He asked.

Lydia: I grabbed my jacket just in case, then nodded and locked the door. I followed Oliver.

*gets out shank*

Ollie reached back and grabbed Lydia's hand, hesitantly.

Lydia: I got butterflies and smiled when he took my hand. I just had to not think about the germs now.

Blaine
I was running late for my track meet. I had to sprint across the court yard and to the track to make it in time for stretching.

Ollie smiled a bit more confidently now, as she didn't pull away. All they had to do was get there in one piece and see the play. It didn't sound /too/ hard.

(I have big plans for Ollie ^_^)

Maddy walked across campus, her books in her hand and saw Blaine run by, in full track gear. Hm... So much for a hi.

(big plans? :o like what do you mean?)

Lydia: "Where is the theatre?" I asked, wondering if we would have to drive there. Or take a bus. Oh no oh no, I couldn't take a bus! Or even worse: a subway! Oh no oh no!

(like top secret)

Ollie shoot his head. "It's only a few blocks away," he said, nodding up the street. Maybe ten minutes and they'd arrive.

Lydia: "Alrightey." So we'd just have to make sure to stay on the sidewalks. Less bugs. I swung our hands a little as we walked, not really noticing that I was doing it. "Is this show scary? I've heard of it, but I don't know much about it."

"I don't think so... But then again, I haven't seen it either," Ollie chuckled.

Lydia: "Hm." I hoped it wasn't scary. I didn't like scary things, movies, books, etc.

Ollie slowed down a little, looking at her with a small smile. He was happy she had come out with him again, given him another chance.

Lydia: I noticed Oliver looking at me from the corner of my eye. I looked up at him, confused. "What? Is there something on my face?" Oh no oh no, how embarrassing.

Ollie shook his head down at her, pursing his lips. "No, you look amazing," he said. "You have nothing on your face," he said after, slightly embarrased.

Lydia: I bit my lip, covering my grin. "Thank you." Amazing? Hardly. But compliments were nice to hear every once in awhile. We had nearly reached the theatre, I could see it.

Blaine: I had a chance to sit down before my event so i took it. I glanced across the track to the court yard to see maddy walking. I waved over to her, but dont know if she saw me or not.

Maddy waved back, half heartedly. It was sure to be awkward, especially after last night... And... She hadn't even read the note.

Ollie shrugged. "S'no problem," he said, and righted his scarf again. The autumn air was a little cold and his breath came out in a small whispy puff that hung in the air. The threatre wasn't much farther.

Lydia: I tightened my hand in his as we reached the theatre and went inside.

Oliver wrinkled his nose and bought two tickets for the show. They entered the auditorium type room and was hit by the smell of patchouli. It was not his favorite smell, smelling like incese, strong and too sweet.