The First Date

I've finally done it. I've finally asked Sonata out on a date. We've known each other for almost for a year now. Ever since she and the rest of the Dazzlings came and begged for forgiveness. To be honest, I never liked people who treat you like your dirt and then once you one up them, BAM! Suddenly they are your friend. Heh, I'm not one to talk. Sonata would never do that, though. She's so sweet, she would never manipulate you. Sure, she's not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but hey! Who really cares?

  Earlier that day...

   "Hey Sonata! Wait up!" Sunset cried as she spotted the blue-haired siren. Sonata turned around, smiling.

   "Hiya, Sunny!" Sonata exclaimed. "You look nice in that necklace!"

  "...Sonata, it's a scarf."

   "Oh right!"

   Even if Sonata had gotten it wrong, Sunset blushed at the compliment. She wasn't prepared for what she wanted to ask. Silence filled the air. Sonata was going to hate her. Sunset didn't know why she even bothered thinking about it.

  "Well, Sunny, it was nice seeing you! I got to g-" Sunset interrupted Sonata mid-sentence. "I was w-wondering..." she stammered as her face became as red as her hair. "Doyouwanttogooutonadatewithme?"Sunset blurted out. She was so stupid! Sonata sure was going to turn her down after hearing that pathetic try.

"Silly Sunny! 'Doyouwanttogooutonadatewithme' is not a word!" Sunset just blushed for the third time that day.

"Oh. OH!!!" Sonata realized. "Uh...sure? Let's meet here tonight at...6?" Sunset nodded. She was too shocked that the former villain actually agreed to say anything.

Then Sonata turned around and ran away...

I had been standing at the place we agreed to meet at for half an hour when Sonata finally appeared. She wore the dress she wore at the Musical Showcase. I looked down at my sweatshirt and ripped jeans in disgust and embarrassment.

"Sorry," she apologized. "I was reading on 'dates' and the book said 'When going fancy, everything is dandy!'" I laughed for what must have been 3 minutes. "It's okay," I said, wiping a tear from my eye that fell down when I was laughing. "You don't have to you know?" Sonata looked bewildered.

  "Just forget about it." I told her. We started walking. Silence drifted into the air, and I started breathing in the awkwardness.

  "So what'cha wanna do?" I asked. Sonata shrugged and looked down and her feet.

  "How 'bout some hot cocoa?" Her ears perked up a bit, and she gave a half-second sideways glance. I giggled. I knew her too well to know she would not say no to hot cocoa.

  We headed toward  Sugarcube Corner. But when we got there, there was a big, fat "CLOSED!" sign on there.

   "Closed?!" I screamed. Sonata touched my shoulder, and I calmed down.

  "Let's just go to StarBuckers." She suggested. It took a while, but we got there. StarBuckers was very crowded, so after our very big wait, we just sat down on a cold, park bench. I sipped my hot cocoa, slowly while she gulped her's down in a minute. I chuckled.

"What?" Sonata asked.

  "You got a little..er..."

   "What?!"

   "Whipped cream mustache." I wiped it off. But after I finished, Sonata caught my arm. She looked into my eyes.

  And she kissed me. I never really cared for romance movies where they went on and on and I sure as HECK never kissed Flash like this. But it was amazing. When we stopped, I looked her in the eyes in said "Let's do it again."

  And we did it again.

  And again.

  And Again.