Innocently sipping on a drink while scrolling through Facebook is exactly what Allison was in the middle of doing when a girls voice pulled her out of her introverted trans.. She came out to a bar, thinking she was going to enjoy herself and have a nice night- but for some reason all she wanted to do was sit alone and mind her own business until some guy or girl decides to come and talk to her. She felt a pull on her jacket and confusedly looks at the girl next to her, but before she could even question the brunette, she felt their lips touching.
It seemed strange that a random stranger would just pull you close to them only to start a slight make out session, but weirder things have happened. Allison moved her lips against the soft ones of the other person as her hand slowly moved it their hair, gripping it softly. Maybe she was getting a little carried away, but if you have a chance to make out with a stranger, wouldn’t anyone? Allison pulled away slowly, just to get another look at the girl before glancing at the male in front of them who just had a large smirk on his face. “I will pay you guys to do that again, but with more tongue and possibly some second base. Thirty bucks.” He smirked causing Allison just to furrow her eyebrows.
“Can you just leave me and my girlfriend alone before I get off this bar stool and use my heel to hit you in the balls?” Allison asked, scooting closer to the strange girl. Allison looked at her before gently pushing the dark hair from the females face. “I’m sorry I was ignoring you for my phone. I’m still upset over our fight.”
Good. She wasn’t freaking out. In fact, she was actually...kissing back.
Pulling away from the heated kiss, a quick smile ghosted across Drew’s lips before fading in the blink of an eye. She tried her best to maintain a serious disposition, but it was proving difficult while her head was still spinning from the kiss. The cocky frat boy’s comments made it a little easier, though. “Jesus.” Was her only reply, features crinkling into a disgusted grimace.
Listening to her newfound lover’s threats, Drew just couldn’t manage to wipe the smirk off of her face. A few airy giggles even slipped past her parted lips. She could still feel the kiss.
“I-It’s okay.” Drew stumbled over her words, taking a few moments to adapt to her performance of sorts. “I, uh, it was my fault. I shouldn’t have called your mother a-” The last few words didn’t make it past her lips, neck craning over her shoulder as she scanned the masses for their little friend. He was headed towards the exit. Good. ”I’m sorry about that.” Drew chuckled, returning her attention to Allison. “Thanks for playing along like that, though. That was one hot kiss. You really sold it.” Her lips curled into a soft smirk.