I know it's been a verrrry long time but here's another chapter. hope you like it.
Even through the darkness of the theater, I could see the frustration in her face and could tell that somehow I had pushed too far.
"Never mind. I'm sorry if I'd upset you," I said. Then I decided to not push any further and risk scaring her off so I faced the screen and pretended that's what I was interested in.
It seemed like hours passed before she nudged the notebook into my hand.
'I'm sorry. It's just that I can't believe I'm really here and your lucky I am, but I don't want to write down every stupid thought I have.'
I couldn't help but smile that she wasn't about to run away screaming. "I'm sorry. It's just, I could tell something was bothering you. You have very open eyes."
She grabbed the paper back and wrote, 'Should I take that as a compliment?'
"Yes," I said. At least I thought it to be. It helped me understand her a lot more in certain situations.
And as soon as I answered the movie began to play. It was one of those movies that easily became a classic horror flick. Blood and guts that stays in your head for days. These were my favorite kinds. Every now and then I would look over at Isabella and I could tell how much my life was going to change now that I've found her. And every now and then I'd have to hold in my laughter when she would cringe at something that happed in the movie.
When it was almost over I decided to try to put my arm around her. I mean, what's the worst she could do. As soon as I did, she shrugged it off but it was okay because it wasn't a rejection. It was more like a "not now."
A few minutes after that she handed me the notebook that said, 'Can we leave now?'
"Why? It's almost over," I couldn't resist asking to stay. I really wanted to see the end of it and there was literally only a couple minutes left.
'I wanna go home! Please!'
I knew I couldn't ask again and I could tell she really wanted to leave. "Okay, okay," I sighed, hoping to make her feel a little guilty.
I grabbed the popcorn and soda's and threw them away as we were leaving.
"So do I have to take you home or did you just want to get out of there?"
'I wanna go home!'
It hit me that I was going to have to take her home now and I really didn't want to. I didn't want this night to end yet.
"Alright. Can I stay over for a little while since the movie got cut short?"
'No'
"Please." I couldn't help but laugh at her quick reply.
'No'
One more try and then I'd give up. "C'mon, I…" and before I could finish she shoved the notebook into my hand.
'Okay'
so there it is! please review. :)