"I think maybe after a few more days like these...girlfriend might be acceptable." Izzy definitley wanted to test the waters out and see how she felt about everything first. "You're seasoned, not old. And no, I've never even dated that much to be perfectly honest. I wasn't really the girl to date back then. I was more the friend. But even then, most were close to my age. It's funny, I was always older though." She smirks. "What's your favorite color then? So there's no girly one headed your way." She listens to him and nods before laughing a bit. "It gets hard but I love acting. I just turn into someone else, kinda like when I'm on stage. I feel like a different character. I really want this album to be different but still me. I mean different from my last. I think I want to come out of my shell and not be afraid to talk about certain things. I know the pressure is on but I really just want to make a good album and not worry if It's better than the last really. I want it to be fun yet meaningful." She shakes her head. "I'm sorry, I'm like in interview mode."

"I think you just secretly enjoy giving me that title already." Izzy looked up ay him and smiled before taking another bite of her steak. She appreciated the fact he was already willing to even think about her in that way. "Really? That is shocking to hear. My first ever boyfriend was actually Kato. Yup, first relationship and I had to experience it in front of everyone." She nods. "Navy blue, got it. For future references, I'm totally a pink girl." She giggles. "I am. I find it fascinating, especially all the different characters you can be and I get to act completely opposite of myself sometimes. I agree. I want my first album out of my mind when I record. I think most of the pressure is from myself. I'm such a perfectionist and I'm very critical of myself. It sucks sometimes."

"Oh right, so sorry." She smirks and then continues to cut her steak up in little pieces, making it easier for her to eat it. "Well, you're not supposed to judge a book by it's cover so...don't worry. I think it's actually cute that you were more focused on guitar than girls. I think my brother is having the opposite affect." She laughs. "It was crazy, I never expected it to get that crazy. We literally had people following us all the time and, I guess I was too naive and thought people would respect our privacy. How wrong I was. It's just so complicated to focus on the other person sometimes when you have the media in your face and you can't even hold hands or kiss without them taking pictures and stuff. It was so weird having my parents see us on a tabloid making out." She shakes her head. "Hey, real men wear pink. I might send you a pink scarf. Although, I don't think I'd wear it, you have a reputation to keep, sir." She smirks again then eats another piece, listening as he spoke. "I don't know if I could get that confident on screen just yet. There's a few suggestive scenes in Alistair, but nothing too racy or controversial." Izzy ate another piece, dipping it in the sauce that was on her plate. "I've always been sort of OCD with my albums. I guess I worry too much. I just want this album to be fun and almost experimental. I want to try different stuff but have fun and not worry about opinions. I don't want to be like, 'I need to make this crazy record that will get everyone talking,' or anything like that. I think it'll come to me when it's time."

"I focused on making music, that was the most important thing to me. I was convinced that I was going to be the next Stephanie Fierce and just be so huge. And then I said, 'Okay. I think making music has a whole lot more to it than that,' and that's why I'm the way I am now. I kind of like being Izzy." She smiled as she said she was happy being herself. She had seen so many people become obsessed with being like someone else that they lost themselves but Izzy was perfectly fine being who she was. She wasn't going to let music or anyone change her. "It was surreal. I didn't even want to be seen in public with Kato but then I didn't want to pretend I didn't know him. I just feel sorry for couples who are constantly in the media. At least my last one, it wasn't as publicized. I think it just has to do with how you deal with being in the public eye. I still feel nervous when I see paparazzi or someone trying to follow me. I really don't think I'll ever get fully comfortable with that but I have to suck it up and keep living." She laughs. "That seems logical but I mean you can't help who you're attracted to, and then they'd just harass them and that would be worse for me. Someone who isn't used to it at all." She took another bite and then smirked. "The whole sensitive yet manish guy. I don't know, maybe pink would work on you." She nods. "I won't. I tried that before. I always hate the songs that I feel are forced out of me."

"Yeah, exactly. I think it's a phase everyone goes through. There's nothing wrong with it but I think people tend to lose their credibility once it's all about money. I really have a pet peeve of like when people bash others and they do it by saying how much they sold or something, I hate that so much. I feel like people shouldn't do that at all. What's it matter what you sold?" She shrugged a little. "Yes, I actually get annoyed at things." She laughs a little. "Sometimes, I have no clue how they manage to find out where I am anyway. I think they are like hacking my account or phone." She smirks. "Well, most people say one weird thing or wrong thing and it follows them forever. People are allowed to make mistakes, we're all human. I'd rather see an artist that screws up and can accept it and move on then someone who is seemingly perfect. I can't relate to them as much." Izzy had finished her steak and placed her knife and fork down beside the plate, wiping her mouth with her napkin. "I love denim, denim is awesome. I had to have denim in my collection." She drinks some more wine and then sighs a little, as her food digests. "That was so good, did you like your food?"

"Yeah, I'm fine with that too. I'll be glad with 5 copies sold." She laughs. "I'm fine with my audience, even if it's kids. As long as people love it." She smiles. "Yeah. I feel like I always have to be careful how I word things or people will attack you for years and years to come. Well, if you were a jerk, you sure did a complete 360. I like this Ryan." She stares at him for a few seconds, feeling her face heat up and she knew she must have been blushing. "A few years ago, I would have been considered a pushover. But, luckily, I found a voice now and I think I'm quite vocal about things I want. That's my new thing now, I'm going to go after all the things I want without any regrets, or I'll try." She nodded her head and then smirked. "Thanks. I'll make sure to wear some on our next date maybe?" She was enjoying herself so much with Ryan. She hadn't felt this happy in a while now. "Yes, it was amazing. I'm going to have to come here more often now."

"I'm hoping to maybe get more adults this time. I've seen a lot of adults at my shows before so maybe I'm getting there." She smiles in approval of herself. "Actually, I'd like to appeal to anyone with my music, boy or girl, young or elderly. I think that's what a wonderful artist can do. Well, when I was younger, I used to listen to you all the time, and PANIC!" Izzy had a very wide range of musical taste which often shocked people as they thought she'd be the typical teen that loves nothing but Britney Spears and Madonna. "I always get nervous on certain interviews, they can be nerve wracking. I used to just want to please everyone but thankfully, I'm not like that anymore." She laughs at him when he jokes about wearing matching denim, her hand nonchalantly touching his as she spoke. "You should. Do you want to get dessert or should we get out of here now?"

"Yeah, everyone says that when I say I'm a fan. I always found that strange." She laughed. "I guess I can only like certain genres? But yes, totally fell in love with you as an artist. I like envy your ability to tell stories with your lyrics and your lyrics are always amazing." She rested her cheek against her hand as they talked. "I loved it, you're a great performer and why wouldn't I? It was a fun show. I've always wanted to go but I was usually away or busy." Izzy was still amazed this was all happening. She'd never guess he was ever interested in her in a million years or that they would be sitting together, flirting and on a date. "I think we're a lot alike actually despite all those things, yes. It's amazing who you connect with when you just spend time with them." She smiled as his thumb was up against her hand. "Oh, I always have a sweet tooth. I think I'll get something small so it's not too much." She smirked at him. "Really, there's more? I would have been just satisfied with dinner."

"My room was filled with posters of Selena and Britney Spears...so I probably just put myself back in that stereotype for teen girls." She smirked. "Oh, and the amazing Judy Garland, I love her. Her and Rachael McAdams are like my teo favorite actresses ever. I wanted to be like them when I was little." She knew that Ryan probably would be humble in accepting her compliments but that just added to his charm to her. She was like that herself. "Well good, you should believe me. I think it's okay to know if you're good or not. No one can ever deny your talent. Me? I might be difficult. My music isn't for everyone. I don't think I've ever heard anyone say they hate your music, even if they disliked you. That's how awesome you are." She laughed at his comment to the waitress and then turned her attention to her. "I'll have, um...the chocolate lava cake. That sounds yummy."

Izzy giggles. "I can't help who I love. She's one of the main reasons I'm here today. And thank you, Judy is gorgeous so that's a huge compliment." She laughed a little. "Yes but even Hayden likes your music. No one can deny your talent. Even if they have a grudge against you. At least, I've never heard it or met anyone that can." She smiles to acknowledge his hand moving on top of hers now. "Really? I've always thought you were more successful than me. I mean...maybe Vanity. She kind of has every Pop star beat though. I know plenty of people who prefer older music than the new music. Not everyone can adjust to the times changing." She laughs. "I might just let you steal a bite or two if you continue to be sweet."