(GIA'S POV)
"You guys are late!" Daniel exclaims.
"You guys finished?" I ask with wide eyes, now realizing that they only have their drinks in front of them.
"Of course." Zach jokingly speaks up.
I take an open seat which was by Corbyn, and then Ava sits by Zach.
I flip through the menu, wondering what to drink.
Order everything?
"Gianna, I appreciate that you didn't want to lose our streak." Daniel speaks up.
I smile and look up.
"Yeah, of course." I respond, the situation no longer bothering me as much since the boys were all chill about it.
I hope.
"Did you guys know about us before we all met?" Corbyn asks me before any more discussions about my streak photos submerge.
"Ava did, her and Jack have a background. I didn't." I reply with honesty.
"Oh yeah, Jack's mentioned it." Corbyn agrees while nodding.
"Ava hasn't, or I don't remember." I shrug, still not knowing what to order.
An idea strikes me from Corbyn's conversations with me.
I get up and head towards the front of the restaurant.
"Hey, where are you going?"
"Bathroom?" A boy guesses.
I leave them unanswered since I was planning for this to be a surprise.
I reach the front table where the same woman worker is.
"Hey, can I request some music?" I ask her.
"I'm not in charge of that." She turns around and tells me
"Oh, who is?" I ask her, furrowing my eyebrows.
"I'll go get him." She tells me with a smile.
"Thank you."
After a few minutes of standing there, looking like an idiot since I didn't think of sitting down, a young man comes.
"What song would you like today?" He asks me with a smile.
He seemed to be in his early twenties, I'm guessing.
Thought it'd be someone older.
I tell him the songs, not just one sir, and he manages to do so.
Soon enough, he gives me a thumbs up and tells me I can go back to my table, and to "enjoy my meal and if I need anything, to tell him."
I begin to walk back and finally sit down.
"That's a long pee, Gianna"
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