TheStoicist
A Certified Professional
"Yeah, sure Hell's Angel. Who even let you buy this abomination?"
Isaac grumbled as he unwound his arms from around Jacquelyn's waist and took off the helmet, suddenly more conscious of it and obviously much more bitter about having to wear the odd headgear than he'd like to admit. Then the tall boy slipped off the bike somehow more gracefully than most could ever manage and held out the helmet for Jacquelyn to take as he informed her,
"We're getting dinner, my apartment is pretty far from here and we're not eating McDonalds." He'd still not budged about his resolution to have Jacquelyn abstain from the deep-fried poison,
"Come on, I don't like making shopping trips longer than they have to be." It was true, shopping trips as a child for Isaac with his step-mother and three elder step-sisters were traumatizing an extremely lengthy, wether they were going for clothes or snacks. And somehow now he couldn't stand being in any store for too long. Isaac began walking ahead, figuring Jacquelyn could catch up.
Isaac grumbled as he unwound his arms from around Jacquelyn's waist and took off the helmet, suddenly more conscious of it and obviously much more bitter about having to wear the odd headgear than he'd like to admit. Then the tall boy slipped off the bike somehow more gracefully than most could ever manage and held out the helmet for Jacquelyn to take as he informed her,
"We're getting dinner, my apartment is pretty far from here and we're not eating McDonalds." He'd still not budged about his resolution to have Jacquelyn abstain from the deep-fried poison,
"Come on, I don't like making shopping trips longer than they have to be." It was true, shopping trips as a child for Isaac with his step-mother and three elder step-sisters were traumatizing an extremely lengthy, wether they were going for clothes or snacks. And somehow now he couldn't stand being in any store for too long. Isaac began walking ahead, figuring Jacquelyn could catch up.