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She mentioned that the two of them may have met before. Ryan shook his head. "I don't think so," he smiled at the ground. "There is absolutely no way I would've forgotten you." He said. She began to talk about her parents, how they had taken her here when she was little. This was only the fourth time Ryan had been here. He never really had a reason to come by. He was snapped out of his thoughts by a question about his parents. He shrugged. the story between him and his parents wasn't anything new, or anything he deserved sympathy for.

"My parents are amazing people. The two of them owned a restaraunt down in Virginia. They never really pressured me to take up the family buisiness, but I knew they wanted me to. My dad was not too happy with my decision to leave town and go to the city. He thought my friend was a bad influence, he always did. Because of this... friction i guess.... we havent spoken in a while." He paused a second to think about it. "Anyway, enough about that" he said brightening the mood. He looked up at the starry sky... or the New York attempt at a starry sky. All the lights in the city block them all out. "That is one of the only things I miss about Virginia." he stated. "The sky was... amazing at night." He said still looking up.

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Across the ice skating rink a woman stood with her friends. She turned and looked across the rink and spotted Ryan. He was with another girl. 'we just kissed like... 2 hours ago, and he's already on some other girl?' she angrily thought. She turned to her friends and said. "Hey I'll be right back." she said. She began to venture around the rink, heading for the man she kissed at Neon Blue earlier.