Who: Sara and Sofia Where: At home, then the restaurant When: A night or two after the BBQ
Sara stood in front of the mirror, performing a final check. She and Sofia were going out to the Thai place she wanted to go, and although it wasn't fancy, she'd tried to make an effort for her. She'd put on a simple black dress and a pair of strappy heels that showed off her legs, done her hair and applied a little make up.
When she was ready she went in search of Sofia. "You ready?" she asked her, smiling.
She smiled, a little blush on her cheeks. Of course Sara would notice. At the same time, she just felt like some wine instead of the typical beer. The mood seemed to fit it a right.
Sara smiled and picked up her chopsticks, fishing a piece of broccoli out of their dinner and eating it. "Mmm..." she hummed before chewing and swallowing.
Sara smiled and nodded in agreement before she started slowly eating the dinner they were sharing. "Riley and Catherine are still... you know," Sara said, making a little 'together' motion with her fingers. Sofia wanted to be kept in the loop and while she wasn't being Captain Curtis Sara was going to try to catch her up.
"Lots of reasons," Sara replied. "Catherine's already started messing around with Riley's feelings. She's far from innocent, but this is Riley's first real relationship and she's going to get her heart broken."
"She's head over heels in love with her already," Sara replied. "She's trying to play it cool but I think she thinks they're going to be together forever and she'll get her happy ending, you know?"
"That's fast," She replied. Though, who was she kidding? They both knew that Sofia had fallen for Sara just as fast. It was why she antagonized her so much when they first knew each other. She wanted her attention. Any attention.
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"Thank you," She replied.
"Delicious." She spoke up, lifting her own chop sticks to eat.
"Are they doing okay?" She asked. She wanted to ask 'are you doing okay?' but she'd see if she could get round to that without causing a ruckus.
"Sara, you never know... that could happen."