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"Wedding? Geez, some people just can't wait to grow up," she mumbled, mostly to herself, recalling the fact that, at least from what she knew, Lissy wasn't much older than she was, if at all. To think that there was any possibility that she, as a teenager, could be getting married now... that was insane, impossible to think about. She was just barely getting a chance to live her life, settling down as a child... that just sounded terrible. She giggled sweetly at the offer, smiling at the other boy. "Sure, I'd love to go as your date, Kaleb. I'll need to know when it is a few weeks early, though, so I can make sure that I don't book a shoot on the same day."

"Of course, silly!" Adelle assured him, giggling a bit and fluttering her wings. There had been a few times when she and her boyfriend had... well, hadn't quite been sober enough to drive back home from the club that they'd been at that night and, along with sleeping there, had done quite a few different things in his sleek little car. Those had been some of the most interesting experiences of her life. Then again, she had to account for the different substances that had been adding to the experience, but having to compromise positions and the like for the size of the car had been fun, too.

Adelle nodded a few times, following quickly after the other lust child, wings fluttering a bit and causing her to rise up off the ground a few inches every few feet. She hadn't noticed the sweet scent rising from the open slits on her forehead, but even if she had noticed, it wouldn't have bothered her. They were so close after all. At least, to his car... to... wait, hadn't they already gone down the entire second row already? Pausing, she glanced either way, concern painted in her chocolate brown eyes. "Wasn't... Kaleb, wasn't your car around here somewhere...?"

Adelle blinked at the way that Kaleb was staring at her so blankly, fluttering her razor-sharp wings idly. She sniffed at the air curiously, trying to see if her brief suspicions were right. The familiar smell of her own pheromones reached her nostrils, making her vision feel like it was fuzzing around the edges, heat pooling in her stomach the way that the first sip of hot chocolate did on a cold Winter morning. Her eyelids fell to cover part of her eyes, and she barely managed to fold her wings before she hit the ground, giggling at the way that the boy nuzzled against her.

"Silly boy..." she mumbled quietly at his coy, kitten-like actions. She kissed him back, but in a much less innocent manner, tasting at the interesting flavours that the boy's tongue, mouth, and lips had to offer before trailing her kisses away from his mouth, lips fluttering across the skin of his neck and throat, tongue flicking out to taste at this new and delicious flavour.

"So innocent..." she giggled, unaware of when, exactly, she'd ended up straddling the other liberality boy, fingertips crawling beneath the edges of his clothing, lips pressing against his skin, his lips, eyelids falling shut over chocolate brown eyes as those slits on her forehead continued to pour that sweet scent over the both of them...

...fade to black...

"They're just kids," one elderly woman came to the teenagers defense. "Kids in love. It's the fault of their parents, really... Not raising their children right... Why, in my day..."

Kaleb jerked awake, looking around frantically as he sat up. He didn't seem to know where he was. He didn't seem to comprehend what had happened. He put an arm instinctively around Adelle, taking up a protective position. His body language said 'I will protect'. Though what he was protecting Adelle from was beyond him. Golden eyes glared up at the elderly group.

"Do you know how creepy that is?" he asked. "How long have you guys been watching?" He pulled on his shirt. "Let's get dressed," he said, looking at Adelle. "My car's on the other side. I remember now."

Kaleb hastily pulled on his boxers and jeans, before frowning at the old woman. "Who are you to say that we're not married?" he asked. "Maybe this was our honeymoon and you just ruined it. Maybe our parents are so old fashioned that they arranged our marriage and want a male heir. What'd you say to that, huh?"

He nuzzled Adelle's cheek before placing a kiss there. "You're right," he muttered. "I should have remembered." He ignored the eldery group, half of which was staring in disbelief, and snugged his former-blind date. "So I'm figuring not all blind dates end up like this?" he teased. "Would you like to continue seeing each other from now on?"