I am really, really sorry. She just gets carried away... [She'll set the table. There is bread and plates and glasses and silverware and she's generally doing the "important guest" thing here.]
We have a vase somewhere in the cabinet, give me a second. I don't want them to wilt... [She thinks it was a sweet gesture. She searches through a cabinet, and pops up with a crystal vase, and sets it in the center of the table.]
She likes you too much, is the problem. And she's worried that I've never dated or anything. My sister was all into boys from the time she was, like, twelve, right? So my mom thinks I'm weird.
Do dads do that to their daughters as much as mothers too?
[He takes the vase, putting the flowers in Anais' arms for a moment to fill the vase with water, drying off the outside before bringing it to the counter. He takes back the flowers and puts them in there nicely, bringing it back to the table.]
Math, yeah. [She smiles a little back at him, but she still feels really dumb.] You, too. Sorry I don't have anything for you... I would've if I'd known you were coming...
[She will bring the food to the table (no you sit Anthony it's her mom's fault you got called out so don't try to help anymore), and--no she's still really embarrassed and she is going to small talk the awkward away.]
How many dumb heart-themed games did you have to play in school today?
I feel like all my classes try to do something different for holidays. I appreciate the effort but it just feels silly.
[She sits in her own seat and eyes him a little awkwardly but she's kind of happy he's here. Otherwise it would've been a really long, boring night with movies she's seen a hundred times.]
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She likes you too much, is the problem. And she's worried that I've never dated or anything. My sister was all into boys from the time she was, like, twelve, right? So my mom thinks I'm weird.
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The parent thing.
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[He takes the vase, putting the flowers in Anais' arms for a moment to fill the vase with water, drying off the outside before bringing it to the counter. He takes back the flowers and puts them in there nicely, bringing it back to the table.]
Here you go.
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Thank you, again. It's really nice of you.
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[He smiles at her.] Happy Valentine's, I guess?
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You could just recommend me a few more movies? I watched the ones from last time by the way.
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Did you like them? If you want to watch some tonight, it'd be all right. I mean you came all the way out here in the snow...
Again.
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I got popcorn.
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[She's just glad her mom didn't do anything too particularly dumb.]
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[He points to his shoulder.]
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How many dumb heart-themed games did you have to play in school today?
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Not many? I didn't play -- I sat back and took pictures.
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[She sits in her own seat and eyes him a little awkwardly but she's kind of happy he's here. Otherwise it would've been a really long, boring night with movies she's seen a hundred times.]
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[He sees her eying him and smile at her. He didn't have any plans for tonight, so he's perfectly happy having someone to hang out with.]
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Just like Halloween and Christmas and Easter and every other thing they can make an excuse for.
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So, what movie will we be watching tonight?
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[She starts listing off random things about the director and the process of making it. please feel free to laugh at her.]
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That's fascinating though. I'd like to watch it.
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