West Ham for the Holidays (Flashback and AUs)
West Ham for the Holidays (Flashback and AUs)
“You’re speaking my language right now. There will never not be a dvd player in my home.” Morgan loved collecting them and rewatching them. Trying to find things that were still on streaming services without having to pay a monthly subscription for several different ones was too much. She’d been to a lot of yard sales to get them secondhand. And when the Blockbuster closed in town she got a lot there too.
Morgan looked over at him and the second their eyes met it was like her heart stopped in her chest. That. She wanted him to look at her like that all the time. He looked away and she ducked her head, trying to pretend like that hadn’t just rocked her. “I think I am too,” she agreed.
“That’s amazing Jordan,” she said, her own excitement growing. She hoped he achieved all his dreams, she didn’t know anyone more deserving. “Cal Tech, I’m assuming that’s California?” That was far. Across the other side of the country far. But that wasn’t something she should be thinking about right now. And a lot of people moved away from home for college. “I think you’d be perfect for that. You have an incredible brain.”
"I appreciate you saying that. I've always been a bit behind the times with my love of them, but it's one of the best data storage options." And he could find so many excellent ones at the East Ham thrift store. They couldn't always afford a streaming plan, but a $3 dvd was a much easier expense to swallow.
The trouble with getting to go on a date with a girl that you liked was that you never knew when was the right time to act. He didn't feel like this was the right spot for their first kiss, but there was a tension to the air that he'd only experienced in those kind of moments. "From now on I'll always associate it with you." The small dusting of snow across her nose was a breathtaking sight that would linger in his brain for many nights to come.
"Los Angeles, to be specific. I'm told that the San Gabriel Valley is a bit quieter than the more well known parts of the county." He took another sip of his drink. "I expect I'll see very little of it, however, because the program is incredibly demanding. What about you? Where do you see yourself heading?"









