~Leaf~

"I know we agreed on fish and chips but where do you wat to go? And I'll meet you outside in a sec." Leaf picked up her keys, which she had apparently left on the bed post, and hurried out the door. "There's that new pub right across the street, my friend said it had good fish and chips." She locked the door and started walking down the stairs, man, she hated being on the third level of the dorms.

"Oh and we should go back to that spot sometime, it was fun. Other than the getting wet part that is."

~Leonid~

Leo barked a bit of a laugh at that. "Sure. I guess we should just stick to the original plan though? It's not like we have anything better to consider at the moment, really." Reaching downstairs, he paused, looking to see if Leaf was anywhere - she was not - then loitered in the shade of the building while he continued his conversation. "Fish and chips should be fine, really."

~Leaf~

Leaf rushed down the stairs as fast as she could. She reached the bottom and open the door, letting the cool air wash over her. "So it's settled? Where did you park? Or do you want me to drive?"

Leaf started thinking, what if Leo didn't like fish and chips? What if he was just doing this for her? What if he was unhappy? What if he asked her to date him? She paused and told her brain to shut up, this was just two friends getting together for a casual dinner. Plus, they both had one thing in common, a secret they could never tell anyone else.

~Leonid~

Leo rummaged in his pocket, frantically feeling for his keys - were they there? They were thankfully there, and Leo held them up. "I can get us there." He wasn't sure why he was volunteering, but he was, and now here they were. Awkwardly, he put them back in his pocket, then start leading the way over to where his car was parked. "You know where this fish and chip shop is?" He hadn't heard much about any fish and chip stor nearby, if he was being honest.

~Leaf~

Leaf sighed at Leos question. "It's right across the street, I will give you five bucks if you manage to miss it." She stopped talking as they reached Leo's car. It was a nice car. Certainly much nicer than her twenty year old hand-me-down she had got from her mom. Peering through the front window, Leaf could see leather seats. "Wow, nice car you got there." She walked over to the passenger side, her heels clip cloping the entire way. The door popped open with ease and she sat down. She turned to look at Leo as he got in. "Lets hope you're a good driver."

~Leonid~

Leo was, in fact, not really a good driver. But when gifted with a car that was in better shape than most college students' cars (it wasn't made in the late 1900s, had a working AC, and didn't smell like twenty years of takeaway pizza paired with twenty years of perfume) he... didn't have much choice in the matter.

Granted, it wasn't that new, and had a couple of scratches. At least it was his though - no matte what kind of driver he was.

Although... being a good driver with Leaf in the passenger seat. Hm. Maybe that'd convince him to drive well.

"Uhh... honestly, I have no idea. Maybe you could tell me?" he jokingly said as he reversed out of the parking lot and navigated the gravel parking lot that they considered to be the "student's parking". Really, whoever invented gravel roads clearly did not care about the quality of their suspension.