Aren't you worried that he's going to find out sooner or later?

"I’m sorry? Who’s going to find out about what?"

Charlie let out a small laugh. "I probably wouldn't associate 'fun' with this place, either." She said, before running a hand through her hair. "The movie's finished a while ago, but it seems like the cinema is the perfect place for people to have nap nowadays."

"Yeah, I don’t know about that," Abby answered, yawning. "Where’d everyone go? Did I really sleep that long?"

Charlie found herself wandering down a hallway after lunch. She didn't have a lot of work to do today so she though she'd stroll around The Hub until she found something that could ease her boredom. Spotting a familiar face, she walked up to the guy; she chuckled at Devin's reaction when he finally noticed her. "Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you." She smiled. "What are you doing?" She asked as she sat beside him.

Devin was eating alone in the hallway, completely immersed in his thoughts. There was a particularly hard hack that he had been assigned and it was taking over most of his attention. When someone suddenly appeared in front of him, he jumped startled. “Woah!” The word popped out, his eyes slightly wider.

The corners of her lips arched up into a smile as Charlie listened to him. "Oh, I can handle myself. I'm a grown woman." She replied. "But thank you, for being so considerate. You know, some people might have taken advantage of that." Although she had to admit, she wouldn't mind having a little more attention on her sometimes. 

"Now what kind of gentleman would I be to willingly set and take that challenge, knowing full well that I’d be getting a lovely lady such as yourself blindingly drunk?" He smiled as he picked up his drink and tipped it back too. He’d gladly continue to drink with her, but he’d rather not be the cause should anything go wrong. 

Her lips curled at the corners in amusement as the woman woke up. She waved her hand nonchalantly when she apologized. "Oh it's fine, don't worry about it. You're not to first person to sleep through a screening."

Adeline was at the cinema after a shift at work, thinking it would help relax her.  But clearly it relaxed her too much because she was out quickly.  She didn’t even know the movie was out and everyone was gone until she got awakened.  She jumped with a start. “Oh shit. God I’m sorry.”

Charlie let out a laugh as she listened to the woman. "That's true. But thinking about it, maybe I should sanitize the back row." She said jokingly then wrinkled her nose in disgust. "Oh, don't worry about it. At least that didn't happen during this screening, knowing the people here, they probably won't even let you know if you have something on your face."

"I don’t even want to imagine, with these teenagers around here I’m sure it’s nothing that would surprise me though." Christine made a face before laughing. "Thanks for waking me up though..who knows I could’ve slept through another screening and ended up with sharpie on my face."

"Well, you know I would have came by if I wasn't so busy. You'll have to blame work for keeping me occupied. " Charlie said as her fingers brushed down the material of his clothing. "But you're right, we really need to make use of our apartments." She smirked. "So let's change that and head back to your place, yeah?"

Silas smiled against her lips when he heard her moan, his teeth dragging over her lower lip when he felt her begin to pull away. “You never stop by my place anymore. What’s the point in having our own apartments if we don’t make use of them?”

A laugh escaped her lips as she listened to the woman. She seemed nice and friendly, which was something Charlie hardly came across everyday. "These machines are temperamental. Just make sure you don't get on the wrong side of them, they can make your life hell." She joked. "Oh, thank you. It's short for Charlotte." She smiled. "That's a pretty name, too. Nice to meet you, Willow."

"See, look at how easy it works for you! I swear this thing has like a personal vendetta against me." Willow laughed. She had never met this girl before, but she already knew she would like her. "Charlie, that’s so cute. I’m Willow, nice to meet you!"

Charlie had been so preoccupied with work recently that she didn't realize how much she missed Silas until now. The fact that they were kissing on the back row of the cinema reminded her of the times before they had taken the exams and they spent almost every moment with each other. She moaned a little when she felt his hand on her thighs, her arms draped over his shoulders as they kissed; only breaking apart when she needed to catch a breath.

Maybe it hadn’t been forever, but the infrequency caused by Charlie’s new job and pastime had left him feeling as if he hadn’t gotten his fix in recent weeks. Silas grinned against her lips as she pulled him to them, his hand falling from her jaw to her thigh as he leaned over the armrest.

Charlie chuckled at Abby's reaction. "Looks like you've been having too much fun in The Hub, it seems like this place is wearing you out." She said jokingly.

"Oh, shit!" Abby laughed, waking up rather abruptly. She hadn’t even realized she’d fallen asleep.

Charlie hummed in agreement as Silas trailed kiss down her neck, her head tilted to one side as he did so. "It's been too long..." She sighed, desperate for the kisses to fit its way to her lips. When she couldn't wait any longer, she placed a hand on his face, pulling him towards her until their lips meet.

Silas smirked and pressed his lips against her cheek and jaw, trailing down to her neck. “You noticed that too?” He asked slyly as his arm slid around his girlfriend’s shoulders. “Because I definitely feel like it’s been forever…”

Charlie leaned close to him and rested her head on his shoulders. It had been a rather tiring day at the theatre today. Her smile widened when she felt his lips against her hand, butterflies still fluttered in her stomach by the contact, even if they had been together for over three years now. "Yeah, I'm done now." She turned to face him. "Well, let's do something fun. We hadn't done anything together in a while."

"If you say so," he said haughtily though he smiled and took Charlie’s hand as she took the seat next to him. Si couldn’t even remember what the movie was about, he had just been killing time until Charlie had finished work. "I didn’t do much," Silas said through a yawn as he brought the back of Charlotte’s hand to his lips. "You done?"

Charlie smiled when the woman finally woke up. "Maybe not. But the back row is always full in every screening, I guess it gives more privacy. " She was glad to find her sleeping, rather than doing something else. "But at least you were only sleeping, you wouldn't believe some of the things I see happening on the back row as soon as the lights are switched off."

Christine didn’t remember falling asleep, all she knew was she was suddenly being shook gently. Sitting up slowly she rubbed at her eyes and looked around. “Oh…whoops…” She murmured, looking up at the person who had woken her up with a sheepish look. “Maybe sitting in the back row in the dark wasn’t the best plan.”