Back to the future

Jitters happens

-*Cisco's POV*-

I was arguing with Ralph about who's gonna pay for our coffee. Neither of us had money with us. I didn't bring my wallet, Dibney didn't even own a wallet. How does he even pay for his apartment?

Suddenly someone put money on the counter, Ralph and I stopped arguing and looked back at the person who put the money there. Standing there behind us, was a girl, around the age of 20 I think.

'No worries.' She smiled at us. 'Theee, always pay forward.' She said, looking for the right words. 'That's my motto, you know.' She started rambling, 'Cuz at any given moment, one of us could need a helping hand.' I looked at the glass door of Jitters, asking myself why did I agree to go with Ralph?! 'Like now,' I saw another girl around the age of, maybe 25, lurking around the exit. 'You two, total strangers, you know we're short on cash and someone just steps out of the blue and helps out and I totally rambled away am I right.' She finally stopped rambling her life lesson. Ralph and I shared a look and turned around at the cashier. 'huh, ahuh' I hummed, not really knowing why I actually paid attention to what she said.

'And you know,' oh yayy, there we go again. 'I-its more than just karma, its the principle of infinite consequence at work in our lives, its always expanding, creating positive sums on an infinite basis. Isn't that amazing?!' She ended her little speech overly excited. Ralph nodded his head in a circle, not knowing what to say or nod, and I just looked at her confused. 'Yes?' Ralph answered. 'You know what's amazing, that's sure pretty amazing.' I said pointing to her shirt, still a but confused as to why she paid for our coffee. But hey! I'm not complaining. 'Yeah! Thanks, yeah, it's a classic organ travel. I love this game. Hav-have a great day!' she said walking away. Ralph and I were now smiling, still a bit confused.

'A nice beautiful girl and Ralph Dibney doesn't offer her a delicious crustacean buffet. Mmm.' I teased Ralph, the both of us walking towards the exit. 'Nah, she's a little to smart for me.' He said. I saw that the girl who was at the exit earlier was now looking at me. I smiled a bit and her eyes widened, walking away. Did I do something wrong?