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Rudi freaked out on the inside when she asked about wanting to learn how to skateboard. He hasn't rode since he was a freshman. There's no harm in getting the dust off the ol' board though. He looked over at Emily and heard what she said, "Yeah I could go for something to eat as well." Rudi wasn't exactly hungry, but he never turned down a meal especially when he got the munchies while and after he smoked. He walked with her to the food court. The sight of people walking around with food, people eating, and the free sample here and there made his hunger grow a little.
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After eating, and walking around the mall for a while longer, Emily and Rudi made their way back out to Rudi's car. "Is there a bowling alley around here anywhere?" She asked, glancing over at Rudi, running a hand through her hair. As they'd been walking around the mall, she'd let her hair down and the hair tie was now around her wrist like a bracelet. "I-I've never been bowling before." She admitted quietly, biting the inside of her cheek. "But it looked like fun in the movies." She said, blushing slightly, realizing how crazy it sounded, a 17 year old who'd never gone bowling, had never even been kissed until yesterday. 'He must think I'm so lame,' She thought nervously.
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Bowling? Where did that come from? Rudi raised an eyebrow as he looked over at Emily,"Seriously? Bowling? Sure, I guess. I haven't gone in a while." They reached Rudi's car. He got in when she did, set up one of the air fresheners, and started the car up. He pulled out of the lot and back out onto the road and to the bowling alley. He parked and got out. Rudi walked with her to the front door. As he held the door open he heard someone from behind. They said his name. Rudi turned slowly to see that it was Damian. Damian was one of his pot head buddies that he lit up with every once in a while. A half smile formed on Rudi's face as he said a simple "Hey Damian." Damian smirked as he saw Emily. "Who's that Rudi? She seems pretty nice." Damian got closer towards the both of them. "Are you guys on a little date?" Damian let out a creepy chuckle. Rudi spoke up, "Could you just leave? You're being a dick right now." Damian let out a full fake laugh this time "A dick? Did you show that girl your with yours yet?" Rudi stepped up and was about to swing his fist, but Damian took a step back. "Hey you! Girl! You should see his man junk. It's huge! I'm serious! Make sure you wear protecti-" Before Damian finished his sentence Rudi pushed him back. With that in mind, Damian laughed, smirked, and left. Rudi turned to Emily once Damian left "Sorry about him. He's a jackass."
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Emily smiled when Rudi agreed to go to the bowling alley. She didn't really say much on the ride over though, still not really sure what to talk about with Rudi. When they reached the bowling alley, they made their way toward the building. She was about to thank Rudi for opening the door for her, when a guy called out to him. Emily glanced between the two as they spoke, but when the guy's attention focused on her, she shifted her weight nervously from one foot to the other, not sure what to say. And then when the conversation took a turn, and the guy started talking about Rudi's 'man junk', her face turned a bright shade of red, blushing deeply. Emily glanced at Rudi when he apologized for the guy. "I-Is he a friend of yours?" She asked a little uncertainly, glancing in the direction the guy had disappeared. "Do all guys joke around like that?" She asked, glancing at Rudi once more, the blush still very prominent on her cheeks as they slowly walked into the building.
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There was no excuse for a conversation like that. Rudi looked at Emily who was blushing. "Yeah... sort of. He acts like a child though which makes me wonder why I have ever hung out with him. Rudi went up to the counter and got shoes for the both of them. He also paid for lane 6. He handed Emily her shoes and walked with her down to lane 6. Rudi slipped off his skate shoes and slid on the dirty, grimy bowling shoes. Without hesitation Rudi got up and got a few bowling balls from the rack and put them on the ball return machine.
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Emily gave a small laugh at Rudi's words, but still felt a rather embarrassed by his friend's words. "Thank you." She said, taking the shoes from him. She sat down and slipped of her shoes, putting the bowling shoes on before standing up and testing them out. "They feel a little weird." She said with a quiet giggle, rocking on her heels slowly for a few moments before walking over to the machine that was supposed to keep their score. Emily looked at it curiously, trying to figure out how to work it, but didn't dare touch it in case she messed it up or something. "Do you know how to work this thing?" She asked, glancing over at Rudi before glancing back down at the machine again and up to the TV hanging from the ceiling that was just waiting for them to put their names in so they could get started.
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Rudi laughed "I guess I need to show you the ropes of bowling. He walked up to the keyboard. He typed in "Emily and Rudi. Rudi went over and picked up a ball. He slid his fingers into the holes and lined up with the lane and pins. "I'll start. I just wanna show you what bowling looks like. Rudi slowly brought the ball back and walked forward, releasing the ball smoothly onto the lane. It flew down the wood panels and smashed into the front pin, knocking down eight out of the ten pins. He turned around and grabbed another ball and went for the spare. The ball hit one of the two pins. He turned to Emily and walked over to her "I did alright, but I think you can do better."
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Emily watched Rudi as he got the game set up and then took his turn. "I wouldn't be so sure." Emily said with a quiet laugh, when Rudi said she could do better than him. She walked over to the ball return and picked up one of the balls, slipping her fingers into the holes, as she'd seen Rudi do. "Here goes nothing." She said with a smile, as she walked toward the lane, trying to copy Rudi's movements. Though hers were a little choppy and her wrist curved as she threw the ball, which landed in the gutter about halfway down the lane. She couldn't help but to laugh at herself, "That was terrible," She said, shaking her head as she waited for her ball to come back to the ball return. Her second throw wasn't much better than the first, only managing to scrape by the pins before going into the gutter, knocking down just two pins along with it.
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Rudi watched as Emily gutter balled her first throw. After he second throw he applauded her, "Good job for your first time. It just takes some time to get used to bowling. Don't worry though, it won't take long. You could probably get a strike on your next roll." Rudi got up from his seat and took his turn, getting the same thing from the first time. He sat back in his seat and looked over at Emily. He didn't want to hurt her. He had hurt so many girls in the past by just leaving them the morning after. He didn't want to screw up once again. He wanted to change. For the better.
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"Oh, hi, Thomas." She said, glancing down at her feet, shifting nervously. Thomas glanced from Emily to Rudi. "I bet your parents are rolling over in their graves right now." He murmured, giving Em a sympathetic look, putting on an act for his girlfriend. "You really should be more careful of who you decide to spend your time with, Emmy." he said, his tone a little condescending as if talking to a child. Emily's face flushed, glancing from Rudi to Thomas, his girl friend, giving Emily a sympathetic look like she were a rabbit who's about to be eaten.
"Thomas," Emily said quietly, shaking her head, she was never one for confrontation, but her cousin's words were getting to her. "Just leave us alone." She said, though it came out as more of a plea than a demand. "Now, what kind of cousin would I be if I let my innocent little cousin hang out with the likes of him." Thomas said, a slight smirk on his lips as he glanced at Rudi as if he were some kind of disgusting insect.
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Rudi watched as Thomas approached him and Emily. His eyes focused on Thomas, but he glanced at the girl he was with. Rudi smirked because he almost got with her once. It ended rather brutally with her hitting Rudi in his crotch. The words spewing out of Thomas's mouth annoyed Rudi. His right hand curled up into a fist. He grit his teeth as Thomas made himself sound like a jackass to Rudi. There wasn't going to be any more of this. "Hey, Thomas. Nice to see you dude. How about you go on your way and me and your cousin can get back to bowling." His tone almost sounded as if he was about to freak out, but Rudi kept his cool. Rudi told himself that before the end of high school he would beat the living hell out of anyone he found unbearable, and it looks like that was about to happen. Rudi took a small step towards Thomas and the other girl.
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Thomas's smirk grew, seeing Rudi's fists. He let go of his girlfriend as Rudi took a step toward him. "You wanna take this outside?" He asked, amusement dancing in his eyes. Emily's eyes widened slightly seeing the two, appearing to get ready to fight. "Thomas, just go, please." She said, taking a step toward Rudi, placing a hand on his arm, as if she could actually do anything to keep the guys from fighting if they really set their minds to it. Thomas glanced between Rudi and Emily once more, a quiet snort coming from his lips. "Thomas," The brunette said sternly, her arms crossed over her chest, frowning deeply. Thomas took a step back, holding his hands up in surrender. "Alright, alright," He said, draping his arm over the girl's shoulders once more. "Lets go Beth, I didn't really feel like bowling anyway." he said turning and walking away with his girlfriend. Emily breathed a quiet sigh of relief, watching her cousin walk away. She glanced up at Rudi, "I'm sorry about that." She said, giving him an apologetic smile.
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Rudi's fists uncurled. He was actually even ready to fight Thomas. To be completely honest, Rudi was even a little bit scared. With that in mind he looked at Emily, "It's quite alright. I'm sorry for almost kicking his ass... okay maybe not. He probably would've beat me pretty badly, but now that situation is avoided... Wanna do something different? Maybe bowling was a bad idea in the first place. And don't worry about me wasting money. I paid with counterfeit bills. Rudi looked around to make sure no one heard him. He looked over at the guy at the counter who seemed bored out of his mind. After observing other people and the surrounding area, Rudi's eyes went back to Emily.
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Emily nodded her head slightly when Rudi suggested they go somewhere else. Her eyes widening when he said that he paid with counterfeit money. "What? Are you serious?" She asked incredulously, her heart racing in her chest as she glanced around the bowling alley, making sure no one was listening on their conversation. "You ARE joking, right?" She said, looking him in the eyes, searching them as if they could tell her the truth. She quickly flopped down into a chair and switched out of the bowling shoes and back into her own shoes, wanting to get out of there as quickly as possible in case he wasn't joking, as she didn't have any money to cover for the 'fake' bills if they were found out and really didn't want to end up going to jail as an accessory to the crime. Though he had to be, right? He just didn't seem like the kind of guy to even have counterfeit bills, let alone spend them.
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Rudi laughed as she panicked, "Don't worry. I paid with real money. I was just joking about the counterfeit stuff. Sorry if i spooked you. He actually had paid with probably a dollar or two of counterfeit money, but no one would notice. He slipped off his bowling shoes and put his other shoes back on. They went up to the counter and handed their shoes in. With that all done, Rudi went out to the parking lot with Emily. He was about to go over and get in the car, but stood with her next to the passenger side door. He looked right into her eyes, not trying to scare her, but to be somewhat caring. "I don't want to make things seem awkward now, but how was the kiss I gave you yesterday? I know you said you never kissed anyone before, but did you enjoy it at all? or did I ruin the experience? Just be honest with me. No pressure."
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Emily breathed a quiet sigh of relief when Rudi confirmed that he was just joking. "Good," She said with a small laugh, running hand through her hair as they returned the shoes and made their way outside to his car. She looked at him a little curiously as he stood by the passenger side door, just looking at her for a moment. When he spoke, she blushed deeply at his question, subconsciously licking her lips, her eyes flickering to his lips as she thought about the kiss. "I, um, I-It was nice," She said, her blush deepening at the words, not able to believe she just admitted that out loud. She closed her eyes for a second before opening them again, meeting his gaze once more. "What you said earlier, about it not happening again. D-do you think we can forget that?" She asked quietly, nervously shifting her weight from one foot to the other.
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Rudi was confused at her words. What did she mean? That she wanted another kiss? With no hesitation Rudi went in and placed one hand behind her head and the other on her hip as he locked lips with her. This time he didn't stop right away. The thought of getting further along ran through his head as fireworks went off. After several seconds he pulled away. "I think we can forget about that." Rudi smirked as he kept his hands on her body and gazed into her eyes. He was happy to hear that Emily still wanted another kiss, but he wanted to know how far she would go though.
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When Rudi kissed her for the second time, Emily went stiff, but after a moment, she relaxed a little and returned the kiss. She placed a hand on his chest as they kissed, hoping that her inexperience wasn't showing too much, that Rudi found the kiss as enjoyable as she did. When he pulled back, her hand stayed on his chest, looking up at him as she gently bit her bottom lip. "Thank you," She said. Her cheeks quickly flamed red as she realized what she'd said and how stupid it probably sounded. "I-I, uh, I just mean, it was, uh, a g-good kiss." She stammered, mentally kicking herself at the awkwardness of her words, but she wasn't really sure what to say, if she was supposed to say anything, this was all so new to her.
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Rudy chuckled. It sounded as if she didn't wanna so all bubbly or as if she didn't want to sound stupid. "I just want you to know that there is never anything wrong that you can say around me. Nothing will sound stupid." Rudi slowly removed his hands from her body. He didn't want to, but he had to sometime. He got in the car and put the key in the ignition, turning it to hear the rusty engine roar to life. He put the car in drive and drove out onto the road. He glanced over and Emily, trying not to take his eyes off the road, "How about we go back to my place, or maybe even your place if you want to." Rudi didn't want to sound so eager, but at the same time he wanted to show Emily what she had been missing out on.
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Emily got in the car and buckled up, absentmindedly picking at some fraying threads at the hem of her shirt as Rudi drove through town. When he spoke up, she glanced over at him. She hesitated a moment, not really sure how to answer, she knew enough to know that going to a guy's house could lead to sex. But she had just met Rudi the day before, she reasoned with herself, nothing like that was going to happen, they're still practically strangers. Strangers who'd kissed a couple times, but strangers nonetheless. "Um, yeah, sure, we can go to your place." She said with a smile and a slight nod of her head, figuring they'd just hang out and watch movies or something, and wouldn't have to spend anymore of Rudi's money that way either.
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The drive back to Rudi's house was mostly silent. He knew his father would be at work, even on a day like Saturday. That meant he had the whole place to himself. Rudi parked in his space and walked up to his apartment with Emily. He put the key in the lock and turned it, pushing the door as well. They went inside where Rudi flipped on a light. He turned on the TV. He got bottles of water out of the fridge and put them on the coffee table in front of the couch near the television. He sat down with Emily. He did not say a single word that entire time. His eyes kept going between the television and her. "So... Rudi hesitated. He didn't want to sound creepy or make things awkward, but he wanted to just get the question off his chest. "...Have you seen anyone naked before? I know you haven't kissed anyone before me, and I know this is a really awkward question, but I-I just want you to feel comfortable around me. As if you had nothing to worry about. And respond however you would like instead of just trying not to sound stupid. Sorry if I'm coming off as a bit of a jerk and that I'm rambling so much right now."
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Emily followed Rudi into the apartment, glancing around curiously as she followed him into the living room and sat down. She grabbed one of the waters he'd placed on the coffee table, taking a long drink of it, having not realized how thirsty she was until that moment. When Rudi asked if she'd ever seen anyone naked before, she nearly choked on the water. She coughed for a few moments, trying to catch her breath once more. "No, not really, I mean, unless you count the text book in health class, though, that doesn't really show too much. And in gym, changing with the other girls, but no one was actually naked." She trailed off, looking down at the water in hands. She wasn't really sure she liked where this question may lead. "I've never seen a guy naked, if that's what you were wondering." She clarified quietly, glancing at him out of the corner of her eye.
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Rudi nodded lightly. He didn't respond. Instead he watched the screen with her for a couple of minutes before slowly making his move and putting his arm around her. He definitely made himself seem suspicious by bringing up that naked question. He really did regret that, but it was too late. But Rudi was still focused on the objective he had planned since the beginning of high school. He started to feel sick of being such a player, but he couldn't help himself. He knew that by the end of the day something would happen between them. If it was sex or just being naked for some reason. But thinking so hard about getting one of those done made him think that was extremely far away at this moment. He shook the thoughts from his head and just watched the television with Emily.
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Emily relaxed a little when Rudi simply nodded and didn't question her any farther. She turned her attention to the TV. When Rudi slipped his arm around her, she pretended not to notice at first, but after a while, she leaned against him a little bit as they watched the TV together. She wasn't really sure what they were watching, but whatever it was, it was pretty funny, and she found herself laughing quietly at it every now and again. Just hanging out with Rudi like this, felt nice, comfortable. A smile tugged on her lips as she rested her head against his shoulder.
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The day seemed to go pretty well. There were some minor hiccups, but Rudi just brushed them off. A smile grew upon his face as Emily rested her head against him. Rudi felt warm. He kept watching the show. Her laughter caused him to laugh as well. Rudi had to ignore his inner thoughts about wanting to sleep with her so soon. It sounded crazy to him. He couldn't believe that was what he wanted from such a kind girl. His stomach would have flipped upside down if he forced her into something she didn't want to be a part of. Rudi's gaze switched over from the screen to Emily. He moved his head down and gave her a kiss on the top of her head. He didn't really consider them a couple yet, but he knew there was a good chance that Emily would be his first real girlfriends if he tried to be a better person for her.