(in)visible by Talie D. Hawkins

Author:Talie D. Hawkins [Hawkins, Talie D.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Talie D. Hawkins
Published: 2015-05-08T05:00:00+00:00

We bought tickets to a movie and found seats in the very back. Lucky for us, the theater stayed almost empty. It was almost impossible to keep our lips apart the whole time and the movie’s plot was wasted on us. When it was over, we both giggled at how we didn’t even notice the credits come up. We decided we’d take an early dinner break and headed to a little cafe next door. We were greeted with an unpleasant surprise when we walked in. Blaine and Logan shared the tiny waiting area with us as we waited to be seated.

Jake immediately put a protective arm around my shoulder but the distance between Blaine and Logan could be felt more than seen.

“Let’s go somewhere else,” I said. I was ready to walk out when Logan spoke up. He looked nervous as he fidgeted with his fingers.

“Stay.”

“I’d rather not,” I shot back.

“I’d rather you didn’t either,” Blaine said with crossed arms and an angry face. I let out a frustrated sigh and I regretted letting Blaine know she was getting under my skin. I grabbed Jake by the hand and pulled him out and into the cold night.

“I’m sorry. I can’t stay in there. Can we just eat popcorn for dinner?” He pulled me into the warmth of his arms and kissed the top of my head, instantly making me smile.

“Maybe we can even spring for nachos.”

“I like nachos. I can’t promise I’ll share,” I said with a grin. He wrapped his arm around my shoulder as we began to walk back to the movies, and in the window of the cafe I caught a glimpse of Logan watching us, and Blaine watching him with a disgusted look.

We sat in the lobby and nibbled on snacks as we waited for our showing to seat. I could tell Jake had something on his mind with how distracted he was. “Hey, what’s going on in there,” I said as I tapped his temple. He sighed and looked me straight in the eyes.

“Was there something with you and Logan? I mean...he’s very territorial with you.”

“No. Not a thing. Seriously. After Noah, we didn’t speak....like at all.”

“Then what’s his problem?”

“I don’t know. I really don’t.”

“And Blaine...she hates you. Why?” I set my plate of nachos down on the bench and leaned against the wall behind me.

“One day, I was all by myself and they stormed the coffee shop. He got the impression that it instantly made us best friends. The truth is that I don’t want to revisit that part of my life again. As for Blaine- who the hell knows?” As if saved by the bell the doors opened and seating began. Another plot was lost on us as we lost ourselves in the back row of the movie theater.

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