The Pact discussion

It's a rarity to see them these days, but Adairshire has it's own!

Calliope finally entered, and tugged on her ponytail, that had fallen loose. She was t really sure where to start, but she made her way to the kids section, to get her siblings over with.

She noticed that the place was fairly empty, and quiet, which she was thankful for. Although, she did notice a guy, but she hasn't recognized him at all. Calliope began to search, and found a few they might agree on watching.

Calliope was pretty focused on deciding between Visit to Planet Earth and Party with The Dogs, when someone bumped into her, Only slightly. She looked up, catching herself, and the movies. She smiled gently at the guy. Was it purposeful? She guessed not.

Calliope noticed the look on his face, when he saw her, here in this isle. She also heard him say something."Oh hey... Oh um." She blushed gently, and gestured at the movies. "These are for my siblings." She giggled and set one back on the shelves."Any recommendations for little girls?" Callie asked, her face turing to a normal color.

She grabbed those, and headed for what her parents asked for. It was some classic she had never heard of. Callie grabbed it quickly, not even checking any others out in that area. Finally, she headed to the comedy section, where she wanted to pick out her own movie.

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Calliope smiled, seeing he followed. She noted that he wasn't one to give up. She then turned her attention to him,"I don't think I've ever heard of it... What's it about?" She asked curiously, her eyes still on him, and her attention.

She nodded when he was finished, and found it interesting. She took it from where he had set it, and smiled, setting it in her arm where she held all the movies; 4 in counting. "My name is Callliope, by the way." She smiled, and then glanced at his movie pile. "I am Legend? I love that movie." She smiled nicely, and shifted the movies to her other arm, actually finding them a tad bit heavy.

She smiled at his name and nodded, and then with his question, she shook her head."Oh I'm fine thanks." Callie shook her arm, that had been holding the movies. It had fallen asleep.

When he mentioned the movie again, she nodded."Cool." She then quickly looked him over, and looked back at his face. A full fledged mystery. She sighed softly, and smiled again."Also, you can call Me Callie, if that's easier." She winked.

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Callie smiled, and shifted her get slightly. Her eyes were trained on his, and she had to focus not to get lost in them."Oh um, Southside. It's just outside of here." She answered, taking out her ponytail. Callie ruffled her hair, it falling down her back. She ran a hand through her part and then put it back up again. She like her hair down, it just made her self conscious, like she would get made fun of or something. She glanced at her hair for a minute, her face almost sad, and then back at him."What about you?"

"Oh sorry... That's my summer school. Sorry, I just get used to the schedule. But yeah, that's my normal school, due the school year." She shrugged, and hoped she explained that well enough. "What grade?" She asked curiously.

She laughed, "Sorry, I can be like that." Callie paused politely to let him talk, and grinned."I am too." She felt happy inside;she might actually see him in school. She then decided to explain what she meant."I go to Southside in the summer. So when people ask me in the Summer, where I go to school, I say Southside. And during the normal school year vice versa.. Make sense?" Callie hoped she hadn't confused him again. She bit her lip, waiting for his response.

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She smiled gently, with an "I-understand-what-you-mean" look on her face."Don't worry about it." Callie glanced at the clock, not really worried about time anyway, she just wanted to gage when she should be home.

She adjusted her top, realizing how bland she looked; Creamy white V-neck, jean shorts, red converse, and a few accessories like earrings. Callie looked up as he asked her a question about leaving, and she answered,"No, my family doesn't really care to be honest, as long as I'm home before 9." She sighed softly, and then shrugged. After all this commotion about pregnancies and such, her parent's rules had gotten tighter. Also, it was nowhere near nine anyway, so that cast a few more worries behind her. "Do you?"

She smiled at him. He wasn't a jackass, which was a good thing obviously. Callie wasn't really sure what to say at this point. She just messed with her hair. She finally had something."This is just an idea, but want to check our movies out, and then go somewhere else to talk? Cause this register person," She dropped her voice."Is creeping me out." She glanced at the one worker here, who was staring at them.

Callie held in a giggle, as he did so, and tried not to look. She felt bad for the guy, but wanted to laugh all in once. As he asked her the question about where to go, her eyes glinted. Did he say that because he was just being nice, or did he really want to go somewhere with her? Callie didn't think further as she answered,"Well, I'm not much for loud places, so really anywhere outside of town... But if you have any preferences, I'm okay with anything." There she goes again, always double siding her answers, and questions, like she has this whole conversation. She has never really noticed, it just happens naturally.

She thought it was cute, she hated to admit, when he tapped his chin. Callie had to bite her lip to keep from giggling. She then nodded at his response, and was grateful that he had asked about what her parents thought,"No, they trust me, well I think..." She giggled softly and then shrugged."Do yours?"

She sighed, and rolled her eyes a in a jokingly way."Who wants their parents trust anyway? I didn't even earn mine, they just are to busy with my siblings." Callie shrugged, and hoped he knew that the eye roll was a joke. She also was trying to relate to him in a way. She nodded and began to back up. Callie used a British accent, which actually worked for her."Thank you sir." She "bowed" and went to the checkout, and then waited for him once she was done.

She hadnt really payed attention to their conversation, because she was turned, staring out at the fields. When he talked, she only jumped slightly. Callie answered in a normal tone,"Yeah." She smiled quickly and softly.

Callie listened and blushed softly. She couldn't help but giggle. "It's fine." She replied quietly."I do it all the time." She shrugged and paused for a few seconds, to think about it."A surprise." Callie said with a smirk, putting one hand on her hip.

"Oh well, I don't really have a car, I just walk everywhere." Callie shrugged and looked down at her rather muscular legs. She really only had one option here then."I guess ride with you." She smiled, a tiny bit of blush Rosing her cheeks.

At the word motorcycle, she grinned."No not at all." Her dad had one for about a year, before the rest of the kids were born, and she loved it. He got rid of it when he thought it was too unsafe, so all the more reason to ride right?

Callie was following him, but not at a far away angle. She smiled as he looked back, and felt excited for this surprise.

"Oh..." Callie shrugged and stopped when she was close enough to touch the motorcycle."If its trouble to put them somwhere I can carry them." She smiled softly and then waited a second before telling him."You've got a real nice model. Is it new?" She examined it quickly from where she stood and nodded approvingly.

She smiled gratefully."Thank you." Callie handed him the bag, looking him in the eye for a split second. She then thought about how to answer his question. Her face immediately lit up and she smirked."Oh yeah. My dad had one, for my and my brother. But when the littler ones came along he decided it was to 'unsafe'." She made sure to quote unsafe with her hands. "So all the more reason to ride one right?" Callie smirked softly again, and chuckled gently.

She took the helmet by the strap, quickly putting it on. Callie adjusted it so it would fit right. She laughed when he told her about speeding supposedly."Trust me, I getcha." Callie winked and got on where he had gestured. She scooted forward and gripped his shoulders, taking a deep breath. "Hot guy alert. And I'm riding a motorcycle with him." Her head screamed. Her cheeks reddened a bit.

Callie let out a happy cry as he zoomed out of the parking lot. She gripped him tighter, leaning into him more to stay on. She laughed, but the wind carried it off.

((I don't mind. You can pick. Those both sound good.))