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When; Sunday, January 9th, mid-afternoon
Rating; PG-13 because it's The O.C.?
Characters; Summer Roberts and Seth Cohen
Summary; Seth stages a date where he works before putting his foot in his mouth.
Log;
Coming off his shift at the Bluelight, Seth sent Summer a text message. The first read something like a newspaper column in the form of a ramble where he realized he hadn't actually asked the question he had wanted to ask. The second segued into missing new films coming out and the third finally got to the point. He was proposing a last minute date because he and Summer hadn't exactly been spending time together. Since New Year's - which admittedly had been low-key and better than the last what with no talk of pregnancy or immaturity and no marriage proposals - he and Summer had sort of, felt like a reboot.
Maybe reboot was the wrong way of putting it and he certainly wasn't going to share his theory with her but he felt as if coming to the City meant they all had this ... chance. A cosmic chance. And besides, they had to do what they do best, discuss Ryan and Taylor - four-point-zero? How many times had they done this dance? Well, this was one more. He had to give Ryan props for the stunt he pulled on New Years. Taylor could've closed the book on him for good.
That was a funny thought. Taylor actually closing that book.
Taking a seat at one of the tables, he waited for Summer to arrive.
Rating; PG-13 because it's The O.C.?
Characters; Summer Roberts and Seth Cohen
Summary; Seth stages a date where he works before putting his foot in his mouth.
Log;
Coming off his shift at the Bluelight, Seth sent Summer a text message. The first read something like a newspaper column in the form of a ramble where he realized he hadn't actually asked the question he had wanted to ask. The second segued into missing new films coming out and the third finally got to the point. He was proposing a last minute date because he and Summer hadn't exactly been spending time together. Since New Year's - which admittedly had been low-key and better than the last what with no talk of pregnancy or immaturity and no marriage proposals - he and Summer had sort of, felt like a reboot.
Maybe reboot was the wrong way of putting it and he certainly wasn't going to share his theory with her but he felt as if coming to the City meant they all had this ... chance. A cosmic chance. And besides, they had to do what they do best, discuss Ryan and Taylor - four-point-zero? How many times had they done this dance? Well, this was one more. He had to give Ryan props for the stunt he pulled on New Years. Taylor could've closed the book on him for good.
That was a funny thought. Taylor actually closing that book.
Taking a seat at one of the tables, he waited for Summer to arrive.
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And well, she should be. She should be riding on a cramped, smelly bus with G.E.O.R.G.E. trying to save the world, one otter at a time. But at the same time, there was a sense of peace, being here with Cohen, as crazy as the whole situation was.
So she arrived, dressed (http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=15691492) in something simple but cute, a smile tugging on her lips when she spotted him sitting alone, at a table. "Hey Cohen."
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