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"ʷʰᵉʳᵉ ᵃʳᵉ ʸᵒᵘ ᵍᵒⁱⁿᵍ ᵈʳᵉˢˢᵉᵈ ˡⁱᵏᵉ ᵗʰᵃᵗ?"Lavender Han asked Rosemary as she walked out of her room, wearing a tight black dress.
"I'm going out with Leo," Mare responded, walking into Maggie's room.
"Jesus," Maggie chuckled. "I'm supposed to be the hot sister."
"Trust me, you are," Leo winked from the door frame.
"Stop flirting with my sister," Mare deadpanned.
"Are you ready?" Leo asked, taking Mare's bag from her hand.
"Yeah, lets go," She nodded, the two walking outside of the house together.
The two entered Leo's car, a black 2023 Jeep Wrangler, driving to Capo, an Italian restaurant in Santa Monica. After arriving and parking the two entered the building and were seated for their reservation of two, which they had booked months prior to celebrate Mare's album, seeing as Leo was one of the only people who knew about it.
"So, how was your little date with Matt?" Leo smirked, making the girl blush.
"It wasn't a date," She rolled her eyes. "We just went to target and burger king, those are like the least date-like activities."
"To some people, chilling in a basement is a date," Leo shrugged.
"Are either of us those people?" Mare raised her eyebrows.
"No... but still," Leo responded.
"We're taking things slow," Rosemary explained. "I dunno, with everything going on with the media like not leaving you and me alone and me announcing my album, it feels like the last thing I need is to be seen on a date."
"Don't you think people will assume we're on a date right now?" Leo tilted his head.
"Well, yeah, but I don't feel bad dragging you into this stuff, no offense. Like, this has been happening to us, but for Matt, we just started getting to know each other and I don't want him to like not hang out with me because of what the media is saying," She stated.
"Trust me, there's no way he wouldn't hang out with you, he's incredibly whipped," Leo laughed.
"Yeah, I guess..."
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Around two hours after arriving at the restaurant, Leo and Rosemary were ready to leave. Leo paid, of course, and they walked towards the exit, only to be bombarded by flashing lights and shouting the second the door opened.
