Snippet #1785363

Ryan reached his apartment building and stopped walking. He pushed open the door with his free hand and entered the main lobby. The whole time thinking about what he was going to do tonight. He had a semblence of a plan he was mulling over, but it wasn't perfected yet. He was only on the third floor so they took the stairs. He lead Adri up the stairs wondering what she was thinking, and if she was feeling the same electricity between the two of them. Once they arrived at his apartment he halted and turned to Adri. "Uhh, one second, wait here apartments a mess." he said. He let go of her hand and walked inside.

Once inside he put his back to the door. The apartment wasn't a mess. He didn't want her to see his dingy apartment. He exhaled deeply and looked at his hand. The feeling was gone. With a door between them he couldn't feel tingling he felt when she touched him. He shook it off and walked to his kitchen. It was only a small one bedroom apartment so his kitchen was close by the door on the left. He reached into the door and grabbed his cell phone and a small digital camera. He had left his cell phone at home, because he didn't want to be bothered by his friends tonight.

He walked back to the door, stupidly thinking in his head. 'what if she just left. what if she thought, 'finally hes gone i can leave.' He rolled his eyes at himself. He hated this lack of confidence. It always screwed him over with this stuff. He opened the door she was still there patiently waiting. He smiled. "Alright, we can go now." He was then faced with a dilema.

He had no excuse to take her hand now. they had no reason to be attatched so they could break through a cloud. If he were to take her hand now it would be totally unprovoked. He didn't care he needed to feel the electricity again. He figured, 'hey you made it this far, if she hasn't left by now, go for it' and he did. He took her hand with a smile and descended the stairs to leave his apartment. Next stop... Rockefeller Plaza.