Forbidden (GxG)

Hope

I was sitting in front of the Café, when a beautiful black Camero pulled up front. I looked at it, waiting for the owner to step out. When Lucy stepped out of the car, my eyes went wide. She was wearing, a black and grey flannel, a black tank top under it, black jeans and combat boots.

"Damn she looks good," I said to myself. She streched and stepped up onto the sidewalk. When we made eye contact, something stirred within me. Something that I liked. I was outside, sitting at the table in front of the big window.

"Hey," she said smiling as she sat across from me.

"Hey," I repeated, returning the smile. Her beautiful hazel eyes were twinkling. "How are you this fine sunny morning," I asked being silly and dramatic.

"I'm ok. How about you?"

"Tired. I was going to order something but, I didn't wanna seem rude and order without you." I smiled sheepishly.

"I really wouldn't have minded. But since I'm here, what do you want to drink?" She looked at me, a spritz of seductiveness in her voice.

"Hmmm... can I get a hot chocolate with a shot of espresso please," I asked politely.

"As you wish." She took my left hand in hers and kissed the back of it gingerly. It sent shivers through my body. With a smirk she went inside and ordered our drinks.

She came back about five minutes later, drinks in hand. "One hot chocolate with a shot of espresso," she said setting the drink in her left hand, before me. "And a hot apple cider for me." She took a long drink from her cup.
"So...," I said trying to start a conversation.

"What do you do for a living," she asked, looking intently at me.

"Well I mainly go to school, but I like to doodle in my spare time," I responded.

"Highschool or college?"

"College."

"So your 18 to 21 years old?"

"20 to be exact," I said. "What do you do for a living?"

"I'm a part time bartender at the Outlaw saloon. But in my spare time I'm the lead singer for my band." She smiled sheepishly. There was a comfortable silence.

"Can you give me a ride home please" I asked suddenly. I hope she couldn't tell that I was nervous.

"Sure," she said with a smile.