Beca Mitchell (
pitchslapped) wrote2015-08-03 01:02 am
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First date
It's ridiculous. She has no idea why she's so nervous.
Back at Barden, they'd never actually done this. Yeah, they'd gone out to dinner together, obviously, but they'd never really bothered dating. After that first kiss at Lincoln Center, they'd just sort of fallen into being together, completely. No awkward dinner dates required. Still, Jesse wants to start over, and Beca can see the wisdom in that. They both different people than the other one remembers. They need to figure each other out again.
She spent most of the day looking for a dress. Hopefully, he'll like this one. God. Why is she so nervous?
Back at Barden, they'd never actually done this. Yeah, they'd gone out to dinner together, obviously, but they'd never really bothered dating. After that first kiss at Lincoln Center, they'd just sort of fallen into being together, completely. No awkward dinner dates required. Still, Jesse wants to start over, and Beca can see the wisdom in that. They both different people than the other one remembers. They need to figure each other out again.
She spent most of the day looking for a dress. Hopefully, he'll like this one. God. Why is she so nervous?
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"Also, how you tuck your hair behind your ear while you're trying to concentrate on something in front of you then something off to the side distracts you," he said, finding it hard to stop now that he's started. Jesse had lost her. Twice now and he didn't want to miss out on telling her these things again. "You tuck your hair behind your ear and glance to the side, like you're not looking but you're totally looking at whatever it is. And it's absolutely beautiful."
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"You get this look on your face when you're watching a movie you love," she says, leaning her chin into her hand and just watching him for a minute. "And I love it when you sing, when it's you and the Trebles, and your voice kicks in through the mic. I love that."
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"Or you can listen to me play my guitar and sing some of my terrible original stuff," he said, giving her a bit of a sheepish smile at the intensity of how she looked at him. It was a really, really nice way to be looked at.
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"I would love that," she says, means it utterly genuinely. "Listening to you play your own stuff, I mean. I don't know how into joining another a Cappella group I am. Even for you."
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"You were actually really starting to make a go of it," she says, and she can't keep the little flicker of pride off her face. "You were composing for an Indie film, you had another couple of offers. Things were going to get really exciting after graduation."
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"Which is why you decided to make your own," she says, popping a french fry into her mouth. "And Luke totally got really fat. I'm even sure the burger place will have him."
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"And good, that means I double win. Checkmate, Luke. Checkmate."
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"Firstly, I was never into Luke," she points out. "Any appreciation of Luke that I may have had was purely aesthetic, because he was a complete douche-nozzle. Secondly, I have seen your abs, dude. You totally could have been a contender."
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"Yeah, but who wants to be the guy that's only wanted for his abs? I feel like I have a lot more going on for me that's better than my abs."
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"Oh, yeah, definitely. Absolutely," says Beca. She's finished her own fries and reaches across the table to steal one of Jesse's. "I'm just not complaining about the abs."
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"Did I mention that you're still an asshole in the future?" asks Beca, taking another one of his fries. "Because you're totally still an asshole."
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"You know, you can ask for my fries if you want, or don't they taste the same that way?"
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"Well," says Beca, warring with herself for a moment. "Can I have some of your fries?"
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"You're such a dick," says Beca, but she does lean in to take a fry, popping it into her mouth before Jesse can take it.
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"Dancing then desert?" she asks, drinking the last of cocktail. "Before I get so wasted you have to carry me home."
On 6 August 2015 at 20:07, a_capella_boy - DW Comment < dw_null@dreamwidth.org> wrote:
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Beca gets up, smoothing her hair over one shoulder and then offers him her hand.
"You dancin', Swanson?"
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"Just make sure you can keep up, Mitchell," he said, giving her a grin as he pulled her close to him before he started to move to the music.
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Beca isn't as much of a natural dancer as Jesse, but she has got a lot of rhythm and she can follow his lead. She rests her free hand on his shoulder, her fingers threading with his.
"I'd forgotten how good you were."
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