When Kellin sees Ansley, he smiles warmly. The two had grown quite close since they first met at a wrestling show some months ago, and it still made him anxious and excited to see her now, which was a good sign. He lifts his shades onto his head and walks over to her, wrapping his arms around her and kissing her cheek. "Hey, you," he says happily. "long time no see, stranger. I thought I would come see you. I missed you when I was gone," he smiles at her. Ansley was an amazingly beautiful girl, and Kellin was so taken by her, but he tried not to look too desperate. The downside was that he wasn't sure exactly where their relationship stood. He liked to think they were dating, but they had never really spoken about it. "How have you been?" he asks with a grin.

Kellin smiles at her and puts his bag down on the ground at last. He realised at that point that he hadn't thought of any plans for them for their time together, but he figured they would work something out. He laughs when she mentions his clothing. "Well yeah, you know how it is. You don't seem all dressed for the nice weather yourself," he winked. "I think someone's sad cos Seth." Kellin smiles when she said she missed him. It made his heart skip a little beat - he really liked Ansley. "I'm glad too," he smiles. "Oh, I didn't. I was just passing and wanted a jacket....nah I'm joking. I asked Veronica where you would be. I wanted to surprise you. You know me - hopeless romantic," he says, rolling his eyes sarcastically at himself.

"It's a sad day," Kellin says, holding his hand to his heart. "I'm glad I have someone in my life who understands wrestling," Kellin smiles, nudging her gently. "I can just imagine your face when you were watching it. Pure shock," he smirks. He smiles nervously when she kisses him. It made him feel all warm inside. "A shift? Don't you own this place? And you still have to do shifts?" He sighs. "Touring was fun, but you miss things. Pizza mainly. And friends. I was a bit lonely at times. Hence why I called you so often," he smiles, following her towards the back of the store. "So what do you think for tonight? What are you and I gonna get up to?" he smiles, watching her work.

"Too right. I think I woke Dallas from his nap yelling "Seth....noooooo" like one of those slow motion parts in movies." He chuckles and shakes his head. "Sounds like you're pretty grounded then. I have to admit I would be one of those lazy people waiting for the money if I had a successful business like yours," he smiles and nods. "Oh, no you definitely were more fun and interesting to talk to. It was great to have someone to just chat to and be entertained by," he smiles. "What can get boring? You mean tour?" Kellin leans against the counter as she finishes off her work. "That sounds amazing, yeah. I could do with a relaxing, romantic night in," he says with a little smile at her, hoping she wouldn't take it the wrong way or think he was overthinking things.

Kellin smirks at Ansley's laugh. She looked so beautiful when she would laugh or smile, and he was happy that he was the one that made her laugh and stuff. "Dallas definitely could too. That dude is one lazy ass. When we're recording I need to physically drag him there sometimes." Kellin goes over to where she is. "Do you want some help? I'll feel bad if I just stand here like a fool and don't help a lady out," he smiles. "I suppose technically it is touring. Do you not just feel like the richest person when you go to school with all the poor students? Must be fun," he chuckles. When she calls their movie a date, Kellin nods and smiles, trying to not look too cheesy. "It's a date," he says happily, glad that Ansley clearly felt at least a little like he did. "We need popcorn in that case. Who could have a date without popcorn? I don't think that's legal."

"No problem, shorty, I can help," he says jokingly. He takes his jacket off and lays it on the counter before walking over and lifting the boxes up onto the shelf one by one. "I always assumed there was a lot of money in fashion," he says as he stacks the boxes. "Sounds like you work super hard. Too hard even. What do you do at the label?" He finishes putting the boxes away and smiles at her. "There we go. Now I feel like I've done a good deed rather than just standing here distracting the pretty store assistant," he chuckles. "That sounds like my kinda date," Kellin smiles at her. "But what movie are you choosing? Could be all important." He smirks contentedly. Kellin loved being around Ansley because she was so laid back and just much more real than most of the industry so he felt like he could really relax and be himself.

"I'm already a tall guy," Kellin winks at her as he puts the boxes on the shelf. When he finishes, he grabs his jacket from the counter and his bag from the floor. "I don't think I could deal with a business....all those numbers. All I know is how to play guitar, so I just do that and let someone else deal with selling it. I suppose it's the same sort of thing, though. Could be a huge hit or a massive failure at any time. Hey, if yuo ever need a model to boost your sales.....just hit me up," Kellin jokes, pulling a comedic model style pose with his hand behind his head. When she closes off the light, he follows her out of the store and starts to walk down the street. "I like the idea of wrestling DVDs. You know Chicago and Blink are the only things I love more than wrestling," he chuckles. "But a horror movie seems like the sort of thing that was made for a date. Besides, I might even need to cuddle up to you if I get scared," he laughs.

Kellin laughs with her. "I won't hold my breath waiting for a call on that," he laughs. "With all these drawings on me, I think I killed my modelling chances," he smirks. Kellin watches her as she laughs. He didn't know if she was always this happy, but it was infectious, and just being around her was enough to make him smile. "Authority? No...no, I have no clue what's 'best for business'," he says, making air quotes and laughing. "Really? Well you're a braver dude than me," he winks. "I remember I saw one once and I slept with the lights on for a week. I was like 23 at the time," he laughs. "Deal, you're entrusted with protecting me. What kind of dog do you have? Also will it bite me for invading its home?" He smirks.

"Paranoid? You mean that a ghost is gonna come get you? I think the worst I ever saw was something about this monster that came if you put your lights off. God I was terrified," he laughs. "I didn't even know you had a dog. He sounds cute but I bet he'll hate me. Dogs can sense when a guy is on a date with their owner and they don't like it," he chuckles as they keep walking, feeling closer to her all the time. He wanted to ask her what was going on between them, but he was worried he would scare her away, and he really didn't want that because he liked her a lot. "So do you have a favourite movie we can watch? Also I assume you know where we're going? I've never been around here," he laughs.

Kellin laughs. "Well I would try to protect you from a serial murderer, but if a demon arrived during the movie you'll find me cowering in a corner," he says jokingly. "I'm sure they wouldn't come after you anyway, you're far too cute and sweet," Kellin smiles. It was funny, but everytime he spoke, he had the urge to compliment her, not because he was creepy but because he wanted her to know how he felt about her. He made a pact with himself that he would say something or show her how he felt by the end of the night, even though the thought of saying it made him nervous. "That's a good point," he laughs, selling the nudge and pretending she hurt him. "I haven't heard of that one, but it sounds terrifying. Count me in. As long as I can hide behind you." He laughs and sighs happily, glad to be with her.