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You and Jack were walking round LA just talking with each other, and somehow you two got onto the topic of stupid decisions. "I've made so many stupid decisions in my life it's unbelievable." You said to your boyfriend Jack.
"I believe that so much, when I saw you for the first time you were dancing in the middle of the street to no music, and in the rain." You laughed at jack's comment and remembered the night when he saw you.
"But then we looked at each other and you decided to join me. Which is stupid, because I was a stranger and stranger danger." You said laughing at him.
Jack held your hand and walked into your favourite diner and sat down at the counter. "So what you having?" Jack asked you and you gave him a "are you serious face?"
"What?" Jack asked in defence and you just laughed at him. "I'm getting the meal I only eat -" The waiter interrupted you. "What can I get you two love birds?" "I'll get the chicken burger." Jack said at the top of his head. "I'll get the 8 chicken nugget meal please." You said to the waitress.
And he nodded his head and went back to the kitchen. Then Jack held your hand under the counter. "Why did you randomly hold my hand??" You asked. "What? Can I not hold my beautiful girlfriends hand?" "No, unless you want something."
Jack rolled his eyes playfully and then finally gave in. "Okay fine. I forgot my wallet so can you pay?" You sighed and then looked at jack. "It's okay, I'll treat you for once." You kissed him on the cheek and waited for the food to arrive.
The food finally arrived, and you started eating the chicken nuggets like you're about to die. "You know what. Imagine doing something embarrassing in this neighbourhood. It's full of famous people."
You gave him a confused look and then turned to look at him. "Why would it he embarrassing??" Jack chocked on his burger on the stupid comment you made and looked at you. "It's LA so many famous people are around here. You would be the joke of the town." Jack said to you in a duh tone.
"You just gave me a great idea. Thanks babes." You kissed him on the cheek, and then ran out of the doors of the diner. Jack then stole some money out your purse and chucked it on the counter and then the waited shouted at him. "Hey! That's not enough!" "I'll be back!" Jack shouted back at him.
Jack went to find you and saw you talking to a busker and walked over. "Y/n? - " "shh!" You shouted at him. "Okay on 3. 1,2,3." You said to the busker and then the busker started strumming his guitar and playing a beat and you started dancing as crazy and funny as you could.
There was a crowd forming, and there were some people recording you and laughing at you. But you didn't have a care in the world and neither did jack. He just looked at you with eyes of love.
The busker finished and some people started clapping, while other people walked away. "Thank you! And a massive thanks to Steve the busker!" You shouted at the crowd and took a bow. And then so did Steve.
You walked over to jack and looked at him. "Did you?" "Yes, yes I did." Jack just laughed at you and you smiled in return. And the both of you made your way back into the diner and finished your food.
"Told you we'll be back." Jack said to the waiter. He rolled his eyes and went to other customers and then Jack said to you. "How comes whenever I say something you go and do it." "Because why not?" You said in defence.
"You know what when you die it won't be my fault." Jack declared finishing his burger. "Yes it will." You said bluntly. Then Jack finally gave in. "Okay, it will be."
You smiled at him and leaned over and kissed him on the cheek. "But when I do something stupid and know I'm about to die, I'll make you do it with me so we can go to hell together." You said to him in a joking way. "We will over throw hell together." He said raising his glass. "To over throwing hell." Jack said as a toast. "To over throwing hell." You said clinking your glass to his and smiling at him not carrying on the fact that the whole diner was judging you.
