"What you got underneath there?"
Savannah giggled, playfully slapping Xavier's hand away from the bottom of her sundress. "The kitchen sink. What do you think I've got on under there?"
The couple waved a car by as they made their way through the movie theater parking lot. Lacing her fingers with his, she drug her boyfriend towards the brightly lit building.
"I don't know why we couldn't just stay home tonight," he grumbled, politely opening the door for her.
"Cuz we haven't been out in forever," Savannah pushed her full lips into a pout, to make her act a little more believable. She sashayed by him, wiggling her hips for his viewing pleasure.
Due to working a lot, their routine had gotten stale. Schedules had been rearranged so they no longer worked the same shifts. As one of them was getting home, the other one was leaving. That made it difficult to spend quality time together. Needing a little r and r, they'd requested the same weekend off. Savannah promised that they could spend the rest of the weekend holed up in their apartment if he'd just give her one night out.
So they wouldn't have to wait in line, Xavier purchased their tickets off the theater's website. They were able to bypass the throng of people and go straight to the concession stand.
"I thought you've already seen Twilight?" He nodded a hello to the ticket taker, handing her their tickets. He took their drink holders and their bucket of pop corn back from Savannah once they started down the corridor towards the movie.
"I tried, but it was like sold out. I would have been stuck in between two nerdy looking guys that were clearly only there to score points with their non driver's license having girlfriends,"
"Hence going to the eleven o'clock showing on a Tuesday?"
Savannah grinned, opening the door for him, "Exactly. All the little kids are home getting ready for school,"
"You do realize that the only reason I'm not being considered gay for seeing this movie is because I'm with my girlfriend right?"
Savannah giggled, allowing the door to shut behind her. "You're definitely an indulgent boyfriend,"
"I expect to get a million points for this," he grumbled, walking ahead of him.
"You get two million baby," They had a point system for when the other one did something above and beyond their normal duties. She linked her finger through his belt loop, allowing him to lead her up the steps of the stadium type seating.
Apparently there were a few other girls with her same thought process. Four other couples were peppered throughout the lower part of the theater.
"Where do you want to sit?" He stepped aside so she could lead the way.
Again swaying her hips for effect, she walked down the entire isle to the last two seats at the top row of seats at the top right of the theater.
She turned to see Xavier following her, shaking his head, "You just ain't right. You wait til I get you home,"
Smiling at him, she freed his hands so he could sit down. Situating their drinks and the pop corn, she snuggled up against her man as the lights dimmed.
"I've missed you," he whispered, kissing the top of her head.
Sighing contently against his chest, she returned the sentiment, "We need to start making more time for each other,"
The screen flickered to life, warning against no smoking or cell phones while the movie was going on.
"Definitely. Let's try to have date night at least once a week,"
She looked up at him, rewarding him with a quick kiss, "Good idea. Next movie's you're choice,"
He kissed her back, sealing the deal, "Horror flick here we come,"
Wrinkling her nose, she knew she'd walked into that one, "Fine. Oh and um X?"
Trailers from the new movies coming out illuminated her face well enough so he could see the impish grin in her eyes, "Yeah baby?"
Putting her hand on his cheek so she could bring his face to hers, she brought her lips up to his ears, "I'm not wearing any panties,"
She giggled as realization set in, "For real?"