"Tell me how you liked the movies, Chandler." I said after a few minutes of silently driving. He chuckled as he looked at me.
"That's what you wanted to talk about?" He asked and I shrugged. I wanted to start conversation, before I thanked him for today.

"Why won't you tell me?" I scoffed. What was the big deal?
"Fine, I liked them. And I may or may not have watched a few more of that sort." He admitted and I smiled.

"See? They are amazing." I said smugly.
"I never said they weren't." He shrugged and I bit my lip from smiling too hard. We continued driving and it felt like he was taking his sweet time again. I heard my stomach growl and blushed in embarrassment.

"Hungry?" He chuckled.
"Don't blame me, I missed dinner today, because I thought I would stuff myself with snacks and ice cream tonight." I admitted. I guess I'll have to postpone it to tomorrow.

"You wanna go and grab something?" He asked me and I widened my eyes in surprise.
"Uh- I- I mean, no. It's fine, I'll survive, but thanks anyway." I said and Chandler simply shook his head, before making a turn.

"You sure? I know this really good restaurant only five minutes away. It has burgers and fries and yummy desserts like chocolate lava cake or-"
"Geez, I get it." My mouth was watering and Chandler chuckled.

"It's good, trust me." He said as he drove an unfamiliar road.
"No, Chandler. I'm fine, really. I don't even have my wallet with me and there is food at home." I said, but he shook his head.

"It's on me, speedy. I'm actually really hungry too." He shrugged and I sighed in defeat, because we were already there. Chandler parked his car in front of a lonely restaurant. I read DARMETIR'S before I even got out.

"Chandler, I really-" He cut me off by getting out of the car. I rolled my eyes, before getting out myself. He locked the car and came to walk beside me.
"Seriously Allie, loosen up. You don't still believe that I want to kill you, do you?" He asked with a smile and I blushed again.

"No." I said and he nodded, before looking straight ahead again.
"Then start trusting me." He said before opening the door and letting me in first. I thanked him and waited for him to lead the way again.

I looked around when he told me to look for a table. This was a cute restaurant. It was modern and I liked the fact that you could look outside, no matter where you sat. I found a cute table at the corner, a little more isolated from the rest and sat down.

The sun was already setting and I wish I had my phone to take a picture of that nice view. Chandler came around a few minutes after I settled down and smiled.
"They'll bring the food as soon as it's done. It's really good and fresh, so I'm sure you'll love it." He told me and I nodded.

"I didn't even tell you what I wanted." I said and he shrugged.
"I'm hoping for luck. You like mushrooms and sauerkraut, right?" He asked me and I held back a grimace. I hated mushrooms and sauerkraut sounded disgusting.

"Uh-" I didn't want him to feel bad, but when he started laughing, I caught up.
"That's not funny. I thought you were serious." I reached across the table to slapped his chest. He held his hands up in surrender, a cheeky smile playing on his lips.

"Alright, I'm sorry. It's a burger place, what would they do with mushrooms and sauerkraut anyways." He said, before dropping his hands again.
"I don't know. I never had sauerkraut. Maybe some people put it on their burgers." I shrugged and he made a disgusted face.

I giggled and shook my head in amusement. He simply smiled. This whole scenario felt like a dream and as I was looking outside, I remembered.
"Can I take a photo of the sunset with your phone? I forgot mine at home." I asked and he lifted an eyebrow before hesitantly giving me his phone.

"You forgot to unlock it." I was about to give it back to him, but he told me his password.
"0409." He said and I thought about what date that could be and gave him a look once I realized.
"Your birthday date isn't hard to find out." I said, remembering Archer's party weeks ago.

"That's not my birthday." He said and I frowned.
"When is your birthday then?" I asked and unlocked his phone, before tapping on the little camera. I was afraid I would drop his fancy iPhone, so I had trembling hands.

"April 23." He said and my eyes widened.
"No way, my pops birthday is April 24." I told him and he smiled.
"Cool." I nodded and finally took the picture of the sunset. He watched me silently and I turned to him when I finished. I looked at the pictures and smiled when Chandler's hand was in one of them.

"How do you send pictures on that phone?" I asked him and he showed me.
"Which ones do you want? You took a few." He asked me and I looked at him without him noticing.

"All of them." I answered and he nodded, before tapping on every single picture. He was leaning over the table a bit and I smelled his cologne again. I never really mentioned it, but he smells really good. A few hairs were sticking out of the cap and I smirked, before coming up with a plan.

"What the-" He said as his hand shot up to his hair. I had his baseball cap in my hand after I snatched it and leaned back in my seat.
"Give it back, Allie." He growled, covering his hair. I blinked twice.

"Why?" I asked and he huffed, before reaching out to take it.
"Hand it over now or I'll stand up. And then there's no going back for you." He was still covering his beautiful hair, which was now naturally falling to the sides of his head.

"I like your hair." I blurted and widened my eyes when I realized what I just said.
"No you don't." He growled and stood up coming to my side of the table.
"Why would you say that?" I asked when he reached for the cap again.

He was now almost hovering above me and I gulped. His hands were on each side of me and his face looked angry. It's just a cap, damn it!

"Give me the cap, Allie."