Ellie looked at him and smiled. She couldn't believe that she was standing in front of MattY. She shook his hand and continued to smile. "That's me. Well, I was recording not too long ago. That's why I'm in here.." she giggled.

Ellie let out a little giggle once more. "Seems like you've been on a hiatus forever that you forgot a musician's routine." She chuckled. "I'll be here for about... two more weeks or so. Not long. Why?"

Ellie could somewhat agree with him. That happened to her too I'm the past. "I completely get you there."

She then froze when he asked her out to dinner. Feeling kind of awkward but not wanting to show it, she forceda smile and nodded in agreement. "Sure."

Ellie looked at Matt and chuckled. She couldn't believe he was asking ger to dinner after only just meeting each other and on top of thaf - he was brave doing so. "Well, I'm actually not fnished today. Maybe sometime this weekend?"

Ellie still felt a little awkward about going on a date with him - yet, she admired how bold he was. She took the card out of his hand, placed it in her purse, and smiled. "I definitely will!" She continued to smile and looked down and back up. "Alright, I'll see you later then. So glad to meet you!"

Eva walks out of the coffee shop and lights a cigarette quickly, shaking her head and letting out a frustrated groan. She had another run in with unruly, bitch baristas and now she was on edge. She kept telling herself to let this experience roll off her back, but - like always - her prissy side got in the way of her ability to forgive and forget, and she was already planning on how strongly worded her email to the manager would be about the two girls who had failed to make her coffee in a timely and quality manner. She sat down on one of the chairs outside of the coffee shop and took a long drag before taking out her phone, texting her father - something that she promised that she wouldn't do anymore, but she automatically lapsed into when she felt undermined.

Eva finishes the text off with a flourish of her fingers and then slams her phone down on the table right before she heard somebody speaking to her. She jumps a bit, not expecting for somebody to speak at that moment. "I'm sorry, what?" She asks, leaning forward towards the man.

Eva's eyes twist in confusion. "No, it wasn't nothing," She insists. She was in no mood to be toyed with. "Come on now, what did you say to me?" She leans back in her chair, and crosses her arms and legs, waiting for an answer.

When Jimmy repeated what he had said before, Eva is taken back a bit. "I... I don't understand what you're asking," she says back, assuming that this man across from her is one of those crazy men that her parents used to warn her about when she was in school. She shakes her head and goes back to her phone, pretending to put the whole matter out of her head, but she kept thinking about what he asked her. She glances back up at him. "What did you mean by that?"

"Oh, okay," Eva says back when she's not answered, rolling her eyes and finishing her cigarette, immediately grabbing for another one out of her pack. She wasn't going to be the first one to get up and leave. That was determined to stand her ground. She thumbs at the pack of cigarettes for a second before she realizes that it empty. "Damnit..." She looks up at the guy across from her and figures that this can be the way that he makes up being rude and confusing to her. "Hey, do you think you could give me a cigarette?" She asks, tossing her empty pack into the trash can next to her.