[OPEN] Love is a serious mental disease.

[jayden micheal green]

Jayden just looked at his coffee as the girl talked about work. The coffe swirled around the cup slowly as he moved his hand around in small circles. "Uh.. I've been here twenty-two years and I'm not married. I never really had a serious relationship either.." he shrugged, not really caring. He was fine with waking up and going to sleep alone, and even if he wasn't, who would want a cowardly tiger?

"I don't talk to many people.. The way you first reacted at the bookrack.. that's how most people act so I just advoid them.." He huffed, his eyes peeking up at Bee. She had an odd name, but it was cute. She was cute. Jayden took a gulp of his coffee. It was still hot, but it didn't bother his tongue, and it cleared his mind like he had wanted. "No boyfriend for you? I'm guessing?" He questioned, only guessing because of the way she talked about other people.

[aubri 'bee' ella-paige reed]

"Nope.. It's just me. But I can do bad on my own, you know?" She sat up, taking another sip of her coffee. She crossed her legs under the table, wondering if she could get away with faking sick. But knowing August, he would tell that she wasn't sick, just high.

"Boys never liked me much. I was always too much of a handful. I don't think I've ever actually had a boyfriend." She said quietly, looking down into her lap. It ashamed her to think that she would never have a family, that her familys name would end because she died, not because she got married. She rubbed the scar on her arm, looking out the window again.

[jayden micheal green]

"Just means they weren't the right one.." Jayden shrugged it off, looking into the now empty cup. He should be getting back to the house, maybe Adele had shown up? It scared him, how she always went missing. But they had two completely different personalities, and she could handle herself, he knew that. The only time he never got nervous is when he defends his sister though. When it's just him, most people think he has a mental disease.

"Where do you work?" He asked, trying to come up with more to talk about. He liked the girl, she was interesting, and cute. He looked up at Jayden, smiling a bit. "Do you want a ride?" He asked, thinking back to his truck in the parking lot. He wondered what Bee was thinking, he always wondered what people thought about him. It usually always ends up to be the same. Weird, or awkward, and he would barely ever here from the person again. That's what he kind of expected from this run in.

[aubri 'bee' ella-paige reed]

"No. I guess not. I don't think I've ever had a serious relationship, though. It always seemed like too much work, you know? Like you were doing it all for nothing. Just the idea of it seems stupid. Unless you know, like, for sure that that's the person is the person you're going to marry, dating is just a dumb idea in general. But that's just me, I guess." She shrugged, still looking out the window. When he asked if she wanted a ride, she looked up. She wasn't one to take rides from strangers. But then again, no one was really a stranger to Bee. She had slept with half the high school population. Girls included. She shrugged, guessing it would get her home and ready for work a little faster.

"Sure, I guess." She mumbled, finishing off her coffee before standing up. She tossed the empty cup, putting her hands into her pockets.

[jayden micheal green]

Jayden shrugged at her words, agreeing with her. His eyes darted around the coffee shop, and then back to Bee as she stood. He waited before standing himself and throwing away his coffee. "My trucks back at the BookRack.." Walking over to the door, he held it open for her before walking out himself. There were a few more people on the sidewalks now, but they were still pretty clear.

They made it to his truck quickly. Jayden walked around to the driver's side, using his key to unlock it before swinging the door open to hit the button that would unlock the passenger's side. He climbed in easily, pulling the door closed behind him. "Where do you live?" He asked, starting the truck up and looking over at Bee.

[aubri 'bee' ella-paige reed]

She climbed in the truck, and couldn't help the yawn that escaped her lips. "Live? Nowhere. But I need to go back to Marc's and get a shower and change into my uniform." She said, running her hands down her legs. "He lives in the complex at the edge of town." She leaned back in the seat, drawing her knees up against the dashboard. She closed her eyes, telling herself that she wouldn't fall asleep, that she couldn't fall asleep.

"So tell me something. Anything. Just keep me awake before I pass out." She complained, leaning up a bit to look out the window. But the passing buildings only made her sleepier, so she leaned back down in the seat, swinging her legs back and forth.

[jayden micheal green]

Jayden nodded before yawn slipped past his lips. His fingers searched for the key, before slipping it into the ignition. He turned the key gently, the truck roaring to life like a lion. He switched the gears from park to reverse to drive as he backed up from the parking spot and then headed toward the exit of the parking lot. He sat off in the direction of Marc's house.

"Hm.. My sisters been missing for a week. It's normal, but she always worries me..." Jayden sighed, knowing she probably didn't care, "She's a party girl. Completly different from me." He shrugged, and looked over at Bee as she adjusted her seating. He turned his gaze back out the windsheild, and tapped his fingers lightly on the steering wheel as his ears picked up on the low beat of the song coming across through the speakers. "Do you know about the creatures that live here?"