Kellin smiles a little nervously. He hoped he hadn't done too much by getting the limo. "Hey, it's Hollywood, I wanted to feel like a star," he chuckles. "On the way back you might need to stop me standing up with my head out the sunroof." He holds her hand gently again as they walk to the door and inside. He laughs at her joke and sarcastically rolls his eyes. "I'll have you know I once rolled a 200....on Wii Bowling." he laughs and walks to the counter. "Lane booked for Falconer," he tells the woman behind the desk.

Kellin laughs and shrugs. "I know. I know you're not the sort to be all demanding for the flashy stuff. I just thought it might make me stand out and you'd remember it fondly when deciding to give me a second date," he smiles. As the woman readies their lane, Kellin takes his shoes off and puts them up on the counter. "No, never. I love to bowl, so I wouldn't just take any old girl to bowling. Just the special ones," he adds, blushing a little. He meant it though. He could tell that Ansley was special and different, and he wanted to make sure she knew that he did like her.

"Lane 12," Kellin says as he holds her hand again. They seemed to be quite comfortable holding hands already, which was really cute. He walks towards the lane, lifting a ball. "Do you need a little dainty ball? And what about the rails?" he teases her. Kellin was really into Ansley and he loved spending time with her. "You think we can bowl holding hands?"

"Thank you guys for coming out! You're the best!" One final bow before the twin sisters, Jade and Mia Clark, headed off stage and to the back. Another successful secret gig for the girls. Jade, who was wearing a nice black dress and red sweater, had gotten a lot more comfortable on stage now and she was pleased with their performances. Mia, wearing some skinny jeans and a sleeveless shirt where you could see her tube top underneath, was always confident in the band. "Fuck, I'm tired now. I think that deserved a nice little drink. Wanna go find a place?"

Jade nodded, following her sister as they got ready to leave.

Jade looked over at him and smiled. "Thanks. Ryan, right? From PURE?" She held out her hand for him to shake as Mia was grabbing her guitar case and closing it. She looked up at Ryan and gave him a smirk. "Solid? I'm slightly offended now. Such a massive fan should know better." Of course, she was just playing with him but that had always been Mia's sense of humor and personality. She thought highly of her sister and herself and she made sure not to let anyone forget that.

"We're fans of your music as well." Jade then watched the two of them talk. Being something of a romantic, she always liked to see situations as more than they really were. "Actually, I'm pretty tired so I think I'm gonna head home." She nodded. Mia gave him a look and then laughed. "I said 'excellent' not 'rich' and I'm working on it." She stood up and then walked over to them both, staring at Jade and tilting her head. "Seriously? You're such an old lady, I swear. It's not even 11 yet and you're tired? Fine, see you at home then. I, however, will not pass up a free drink. Besides, I'm taking it as an apology for not giving our performance the proper respect as you should have." She winked at him.

"Sure, I know a couple of places." Mia handed her case to Jade who walked off while she turned her attention back to Ryan. "Let's go then." She lead him outside, through the back. It was a nice night, not too hot and not too cold, plus there were tons of people hanging out, trying to get themselves into trouble or find things to do. She untied her hair, ran her fingers through it, and let it fall on her shoulders. "So, what's a guy like you doing here? You're like a massive star aren't you? Everyone seems to piss over themselves to hear you guys."

Mia chuckled and shrugged. "I bet somewhere in that statement, you're really telling the truth. I might have to attend one of your shows then. I'll give you my honest opinion too but I'm going to predict that it'll be somewhere along the lines of....'solid.' Just my prediction though." She heard her phone go off and she glanced at it in her picket before just shoving it back in it. "A week is a lifetime in my book. This place can be kind of fun. I prefer traveling to the states though. It's a little more....eventful and full of characters." As they walked, she looked around to pick a direction for them to go to. Finally, she spotted a few buildings up ahead and decided to go there.

"True. But there seems to be drama somewhere, all the time. It's almost unavoidable." Mia shook her head. "Oh, it's nothing important. Talking about my guitar case, you should get yourself a new jacket." She tugged on it softly then made her way inside of the bar. It was small but there were a few people in there. There were some hanging out outside but most were a few teenagers who couldn't get in or just wanted to meet up with friends. She looked at the male bartender. "It's all on him tonight." She nodded her head in Ryan's direction and smiled as she sat down. "You can go ahead and break out the Tequila, I feel like taking some shots."

Mia grinned from ear to ear. "You just became my new best friend, Ryan." She loved a guy who could drink and also could handle their liquor. She also took a few and shook her head. As much as it stung a little, she enjoyed it. She smirked at his question. "Nobody but me at the moment. What about you? I mean, you're a hot guy and you're in a band, there's gotta be at least one girl in yours." She took another shot and turned so she was facing him.