Izabel liked to check out the town, whenever she spent time outside of the academy she would find adventure in it. At first she was nervous because she was new to this place. However, meeting Sibel had made her feel more at ease and calm during her time here. There was so much to do, and at times, Izabel felt like they spent so much studying and not really enjoying what the town had to offer as well. School was important but so was living their life as they should.
This was her first date, or well, date date. She’s has actually gone out with someone and it meant more than just being friends. “You know, you make it sound like we should take a road trip. Travel from place to place.” she chuckled at the riding horses comment, she’d go anywhere with Sibel, no questions asked. Izabel couldn’t help how she gravitated towards the other siren, it was when she could see the excitement in Sibel’s eyes, and just her emotions, it would draw Izabel closer.
Oh. Izabel settled to the spot across from her, seeing how Sibel made the scene, getting the atmosphere ready. Izabel focused on her, after looking at the menu, she knew what she wanted. “Is this a phone a friend option?” she asked with a raise brow. She chuckled, this felt like one of those intense game shows, where the question is asked, and she must carefully choose an option. “Oh, well, surely I must have an answer, I don’t want the world to end.” pausing, “though, if my last moments are with you, I’d kindly be happy in my final hours.” she winked.
Chocolate, Vanilla, or Strawberry? and Izabel laughed for a good few minutes. “Chocolate.” she stated without hesitation. Chocolate always when it came to ice cream, however she did prefer vanilla cake.
As the waiter jotted down her order, he waited for Sibel to place hers. And once the two were waiting on the milkshakes to come. Izabel easily stood up, not really wanting to sit where she was, and moved over towards where Sibel was sitting. Scooting down, making sure that Sibel was pressing against the wall of the booth, in a corner.
“Just the milkshake?” she leaned her elbow on the counter, looking up at her. Her movements slow, almost as if she was calculating her every move, reaction, but Izabel was just being a tease. She just wanted to see Sibel blush.
There had been some dates in the past. But not to say the others were bad, but Sibel didn’t think they held a candle to this. To Izabel. She had made connections with various people before, but this kind of connection surpassed those by miles. Like, they were galaxies away in comparison. That was what her heart was saying with a smile, and it was definitely worn on her sleeve. Heck, it was like either of them could make any suggestion and the other would be down. Even the road trip suggestion had her excited, like she would go across country with Izabel right now if they could. What was school? Don’t know her. There were far more important things in Sibel’s book.
“Sorry, phone lines are dead,” Sibel replied quickly, laughing at the amusement of the scenario. Though, if my last moments are with you, I’d kindly be happy in my final hours. There her heart went again, hammering like it would never stop. And that wink? Holy shit. Sibel had to be giving her heart eyes at that point. When Izabel went with chocolate, she clapped. “Amazing choice! You saved the world,” she declared with a victorious grin, finally turning her focus back at their waiter. “Same for me. Thanks,” Sibel told the guy as he left before glancing back at the menu, noting that there was some new stuff that was added too.
Sibel almost commented on it before noticing movement from the corner of her eye. Glancing up, she looked surprised when she saw Iza not sitting anymore. It was like she was deciding to close the gap once more, slipping into the booth again but on the same side as Sibel. The action hadn’t been expected, though she wasn’t complaining either. Oh, she was pressed into a corner alright, never once breaking eye-contact with Iza. Just the milkshake? Sibel’s mouth ran dry as she stared at her, turning a little more toward her.
Yes, she definitely blushed, and she also looked like she was intently trying to mull over a witty remark. Okay, bet. Two could play at this game. Izabel wanted to see her blush? Well, maybe she wanted to see Izabel blush too.
“Nah, no, of course not,” Sibel responded, trying to stop from laughing. “Maybe a burger, side of fries, and…” Here came the burst of courage again, Sibel carefully reaching over to and bringing Izabel onto her lap. “You,” she decided, smiling widely up at her as she just wrapped her arms around Iza’s waist. Okay, maybe that whole comment could’ve been considered a tad bit suggestive, but Sibel didn’t really notice until seconds later. She was just trying to, uh, ignore it.