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Why did it seem like she was always late? Great way to make an impression Laine... At least this time they were just getting coffee.. But she still felt bad. ...Even if the official time was "around noon-ish". ...Maybe it hadn't been the smartest idea to get her siblings involved in helping her get ready... The girls had taken way to long on braiding her hair, and Laine specifically remembered asking not to go over board when sticking flowers in her hair... Though she had to admit. What they had done wasn't too horrible.

The door's bell rang lightly as she opened it, scanning the building for date buddy. She had to fight the urge to keep from biting her lip, unless she wanted to get blue lipstick all over her teeth. Talk about awkward. It was a bit more crowded then she had expected... Laine really hoped that wouldn't be a turn off.. Though then again, just cause they got coffee here, didn't mean they couldn't take it somewhere else...

Her eyes lit up when she finally found him. Good... He was here, he hadn't left or anything.. She smiled and waved, the bangles on her wrist jingling a bit. "Sorry I'm late." Laine apologized. "Were you waiting long? I didn't realize it would be so crowded. We can, um, go find another place if you want??"

"You look nice." She said, trying not to stare too much. He looked different with all his piercings in, and tattoos showing. A good different. "Yeah... Next time I'll be sure to fine out the stores busiest hours and avoid them." The girl murmured as she stuck as close as possible. When he took her hand, she fought to control the blush that crept to her face "Er, so uh. How have you been?" She asked awkwardly.

Smooth.

"No I don't. I feel over dressed.." She sighed. It was just coffee, why had she gone so overboard? Ugh... Too late now. "It's healing alright.. A little worried about this dress though... Maybe I should have worn something that didn't lay across it.. Oh oh! I forgot. I talked to my parents! And they seem pretty okay with the idea of me working outside of the family business!" She grinned. "So maybe you won't hafta do all that paperwork yourself."

"Oh honey, I have an entirely different outfit for that sort of thing." She grinned. Or two, but who was counting. "I am entirely over dressed for coffee atleast." Maybe if she didn't have the girly flowers... or so much make up. "But that sounds fun. We should definitely go sometime." Then she grinned. "Yeah well.. Maybe with a girl in the window you might start getting some more people?" Just having her there benefited Kor. She was another pair of hands to tackle tasks. They would get twice as much done and twice as fast. "All it takes is one right?"

"Mmm... Depends on your definition of pretty.. Let's just say that I'm often asked how I even managed to fit in them." They were tight and definitely let her show off what curves she had. Laine blinked before blushing as Kor messed with with her bangs. "Uhm yeah, it's totally one of those fancy ones." She laughed. "You can totally have some."

"I think you'd like the outfit though." She grinned. "You'd definitely have fun with it I think.."

She laughed as he rolled his eyes and said what he wanted. "Oh it is not too hot! Come on tough guy, you can take a little bit of heat." Laine laughed as she shoved at his arm gently. "Hmmm I don't know? The walk might be a good idea. You did say you wanted to learn a few things.." And she wasn't entirely sure how much learning they'd get done while watching a movie or dancing. ...Though on second thought..

"You're having way to much fun playing with my hair." She grinned.

"Mmm sounds to me like we need to get you somewhere cool." She teased, sticking her tongue out when he abandoned her hair. "I certainly don't want you passing out from heat stroke, or worse. "Hmmm perhaps they should go to the beach or something..

Laine blinked as he gave her the down low, and she stared for a moment, silent. "Okay, for starters: Dude that sucks. Second... I can guarantee you one of those things you just said is false." Then she propped an arm up on the table, contemplating what she'd want to ask. "...Are there any topics I should avoid asking about?" Seemed like a safe place to start.

"I'm not." She said just as seriously as she shimmed closer to him and linked her arms with his. "You have me now dumbass." Even if this was just their second encounter. "I'll be as close as you want me to be." Laine said she rested her head on his shoulder and looked up at him. "I'm not going anywhere Kor. Promise." She squeezed his arm gently, hoping he believed her.

"How come you don't know em?? Adopted?" She asked carefully. She wouldn't touch the other subject. Laine had a feeling that wasn't coffee talk as it was.