All Alone and going out. -open-

[&&.Cassidy Richards;;]

Cassidy quickly did her final fix on her hair and make-up. Her hair was straitened more than usual. It's impossible to get her hair completely straight, 'cause it's so thick. More unusually, she had her hair back in a high ponytail. Cassie's make-up was simple. She wasn't going out to some fancy restrurant. It was simple silver-tinted shimmer around her eyes and pale blush. Then on her lips was a clear lip-gloss, just for some shine.

The moon shone fairly bright, but Cassie couldn't find any stars. They were all hidden by the city glow. Sadly, Cassidy walked up to the ticket booth alone. The girl selling tickets was dressed up like a character from an old movie. This made Cassidy smile a little.
"All alone on a Friday night hun? A pretty girl like you. Were is this world going?" the ticket seller said placing her thin arms on her wide hips. Cassie shrugged.
"I guess every girl has to do her share alone too." Cassidy sighed. She had a rough week. Randy got into a fight. He was okay, but the other kid. Oh dear. Cassie's father left again. On a 'buisness trip'.

Cassidy pulled her purse out. There was some change slidinf around in the bottom. Pulling 1.50$, she re-counted to make sure and handed it to the ticket seller.
"One for 'Grease' I guess." Cassie smiled, Grease was her favorite old movie. No one she knew liked old movies though. So she was always alone. Walking up to the concession stands, a young boy blushed and came to the counter. He asked what she wanted. Cassidy answered, barely even noticing the poor boy. Usually she'd flirt a bit. But wierdly, she was in deep thought.

The total was 6.68$ for a medium popcorn and a regular drink. I guess they have to make money somehow. Cassie pushed the theatre doors open. Darkness engolfed her. She sat down about in the middle. She turned her cell-phone off and sipped her iced-tea. Old commercials filled the small screen. Cassidy found it very amusing to watch all of them. So she always came early.
10 minutes to go. she thought.

[Branden Devereaux]

Great, the one night that he was bored out of his mind with nothing to do none of his friends were around. Sean was stuck at home since his parents wanted to have a night with the whole family for some reason. Thomas was well, not answering his phone which meant there was a very high chance that he was drunk again. And the rest of his friends were not answering their cell phones either which meant they were either busy or ignoring him for some reason. Of course he knew why they would be playing the ignore Branden game. A couple days ago some cheerleader from another school had been flirting with him and he had just ignored her. That was what he usually did now if somebody started flirting with him unless it was a rare time when he actually flirted back. He didn't know why he had ended up at the old movie theater though since usually he went to the new one where they played current movies. It wasn't that he hated old movies it just was the fact that this movie theater always seemed so spooky.

He dug money out of his pocket as he stood in line and wondered why he was even here. Was he that desperate for any type of social interaction that he'd come to the one place that he usually avoided? As soon as it was his turn in line he realized that there seemed to be nothing even remotely interesting playing. Buy hey, Greece was a musical so maybe the songs would keep him awake. Sure it wasn't that late out but he was feeling tired after staying up a couple of nights ago watching old home videos for no reason at all. As soon as he received his ticket he walked straight into the theater. He never really was one for refreshments when he went to the movies. It probably was because the floors were usually slightly sticky and he tried not to stay on them for too long. His green eyes scanned the seats and he realized that there really wasn't that many people in here. The front was out of the question, since there was no way he was going to be looking up for the whole movie. The back was out because it always seemed so noisy so it appeared as if they middle was his best bet.

He made his way over to the middle rows of seats and then sat down before slouching down in his seat in an attempt to try and get comfortable. It probably was a good thing Sean wasn't along with him since he would wiggle around trying to get comfy and then every five minutes he would switch his position. He looked up at the screen before checking his watch, he had ten minutes before the film started. Maybe he should have brought a newspaper with him.

[&&.Cassidy Richards;;]

Cassidy sighed as another person walked in and sat a few seats away from her. The person was a guy, a familliar guy.
Oh god! It's Branden! she squealed in her head. Cassie had a crush on him since they met. There were few guys she felt attracted to. Branden was one of them. And the rest remain locked in her heart. Casually, leaned over towards Branden.
"Heey Branden. I didn't know you liked old movies." Cassie whispered loudly. The bar of the seat she leaned on was digging into her ribs. One thing she did know, was that she was wearing a low-cut shirt. It wasn't so good for leaning over, well for Cassidy anways.

Cassidy decided instead of leaning, she would move over to the seat. Wow, what a concept. she thought sarcastically to herself.
"Would you mind if I sat beside you?" Cassidy asked innocently. She smiled flirtatiously. But not on purpose. It was natrual for her. Cassie sat down and placed her drink in the holder. She almost had buterflies sitting this close to Branden. Her deep chocolate brown eyes looked at him. He was very good-looking and had a great personality. Well towards her anyways.