A Night Of Bowling (Allison, Stiles & Lydia)

Sitting back in the hard plastic chair Allison chuckled a little at Stiles as she took another sip of her soda. Stiles was entranced with Lydia, watching her every move. "I think she's having a good time" Allison said as she watched Lydia celebrate her strike. Allison chuckled at Lydia's remark and smiled at Stiles. "See"

Stiles couldn't help but grin at Lydia's reaction. He had never seen Lydia acting so...normal. It was nice to see her so excited and happy for herself. "Nice!!!" He put his hand out again for a high five. He looked over at Allison and chuckled. Stiles was actually having a great time and was glad that Allison invited him. Bowling with them was much more fun then he had expected.

Lydia gave Stiles a high five and then walked over to Allison. "Your turn." she said, happily, waiting for her to stand so she could sit next to Stiles again. She smiled at Allison and waited for her to get up and take her turn.

Smiling at Lydia Allison stood up and watched Lydia sit next to Stiles smiling to herself. Allison grinned and walked over to grab her bowling ball and then stood at the top of the lane. Concentrating on the pins at the end of the lane, Allison pulled her arm back and got ready to release the bowling ball. As she swung her arm and released the ball Allison snuck a peek back at Lydia and Stiles sitting together before turning back around and waiting to see how many pins she knocked down.

Stiles smiled at Lydia as she gave him a high five and his smile turned ever larger when she sat down next to him. "You are an amazing bowler," Stiles said to her awkwardly and then he looked down. 'Why am I always so awkward?' he asked himself. He wished Lydia didn't make him so nervous all of the time. Maybe then he could have a normal conversation with her.

Lydia watched Allison take her turn and listened to Stiles at the same time. She payed close attention as Allison threw her ball, but glanced over at Stiles when he was finished speak so that he knew she heard her. "You aren't so bad, yourself." she said, nudging him a little and giggling. She heard her phone go off in her purse and stood up slowly, keeping an eye on the lane to see how well Allison did while she walked over to her purse.

As all the pins at the end of the lane fell over Allison giggled and clapped a little before turning back around to look at Lydia & Stiles. Lydia was making her way over to her purse and Stiles was just sitting, watching Lydia. Allison smiled and walked over to them and grabbed her drink off the table taking a sip. "Who is it?" She asked Lydia arching her brow in curiousness.

Stiles grinned at Lydia as she nudged him and he realized how much her loved when she giggled. She was so cute and just so perfect. He watched her closely completely forgetting that Allison was bowling. He was partly wondering who was calling, but he mostly just loved to look at Lydia. But then again, who didn't?

Lydia answered her phone with a sort and sweet "Hello?" then walked away from the lanes to escape the noise as she took her phone call. It was her mother on the line, wondering when she was coming home. Lydia kept the conversation short, assuring her mother she would be home after they were done with the game they were currently playing. She said goodbye and that she loved her, shutting the phone and walking back over the Allison and Stiles.

Allison watched curiously as Lydia walked away to take her phone call. She still hadn't told them who it was and Allison kind of hoped it wasn't Jackson. She knew that if it was that would mean wither Lydia would be leaving or Jackson wold be coming here and she didn't want their night to be interrupted. Allison smiled slightly at Lydia as she walked back toward them and grabbed her drink taking a quick sip.

Stiles was looking at Lydia, still, and then once she came back over he smiled at her. "Who was that?" Stiles was hoping it wasn't Jackson, he hoped that it was just one of her parents or another friend. As he thought about Lydia, Stiles completely forgot that it was his turn to bowl.

Lydia shook her head and smiled at Stiles and Allison as she put her phone back in her purse. "It was just my mother." She zipped her purse up and fixed her hair a little. "Just wondering when I'll be home." She looked over at Stiles and smiled again. "It's your turn Stiles."

Leaning against the table Allison smiled and nodded her head slightly. "Okay, i should probably check my phone, my dad gets....well over protective." Allison chuckled slightly as she walked over and grabbed her phone out of her jacket pocket.

Stiles laughed a bit, "Oh yeah, I forgot, sorry." He stood up, grabbing his amazingly colorful bowling ball and looked at it. He knew that if it weren't for Lydia, the ball would be the only thing he could think about. Lydia was there though, and at the moment she was all that was on his mind. He grinned to himself as he flung the ball forward, not even caring where it went down the lane. He looked back and Lydia, his grin still on his face.

Lydia chuckled a little as Stiles's ball went directly into the gutter. She pointed at the lane to indicate this to Stiles and then began to giggle even more. She heard her phone vibrate again and turned towards her purse, a smile on her face, and pulled out her phone.

Allison chuckled softly as Stiles threw the ball down the lane and it rolled straight into the gutter. She could see the stupid grin on his face as he stared at Lydia and didn't look away. Allison had always thought Stiles' crush on Lydia was cute and she loved watching them interact together. It was amusing in a way. Looking down at her phone that she had pulled out of her pocket she noticed she had many texts from her father. Biting the inside of her cheek Allison started to text him back and told him where she was and who she was with.

Stiles watched as Lydia and Allison started to laugh. He was confused, all he knew was that Lydia's giggle was extremely cute. 'Oh.. wait.' He thought to himself, looking back to see his ball in the gutter. He bite his lip. "Oh, whoops." He started to slowly walk back to his seat and chuckled lightly. "I guess I just had other things on my mind." Stiles said to Allison quietly before looking back at Lydia. He felt very creepy but he just couldn't look away.

Lydia watched as Stiles turned around, defeated looking and walking slowly back towards her and Allison. She smiled at him and giggled. "Um, Stiles. You, uh.." she cleared her throat and pointed towards the lane. "You have another shot." She giggled again.

Allison looked up from her phone when she heard Stiles' comment and giggled slightly before returning her gaze back down to her phone. Trying to suppress her laughter as Lydia spoke to Stiles Allison looked back up and grinned at him. "Yeah, you go again."

Stiles was completely embarrassed and he bit his lip, "Oh.. uh... yeah I knew that I just um..." He wasn't sure what to say next so he just stood up and picked up his ball walking to the lane once again. Once again, Stiles had made a complete fool out of himself in front of the one girl he loved. "Dammit" he whispered to himself before randomly throwing it down the lane again.

Lydia was still chuckling lightly as Stiles threw his ball again, this time directly down the middle, though she knew he had just thrown it randomly again. She watched intently as the ball rolled down the lane, waiting to see how many pins he would knock down.

Smiling as she watched Stiles Allison shifted her gaze to Lydia who was watching Stiles closely. Allison smiled again to herself and put her phone back into her bag. Allison was happy her friends were both having a good time. Looking out at the lane Allison waited to see the verdict of Stiles second turn.

Stiles watched as the ball went into the gutter once again and he sighed, turning around slowly. He was even more embarrassed now and he sat down silently. He didn't even want to look up at anyone, he felt like an idiot and was somewhat mad at himself. 'Of course i'm going to ruin this'

Lydia saw Stiles's disappointment and frowned a little. She wanted to be able to make him feel better, but didn't really know how. She sat in silence, turning her attention back to her phone. She hoped that Allison would console him, seeing as she knew him better.

As Stiles sat down Allison leaned over and put her hand on his knee. "It's okay Stiles, it's just a game." Allison chuckled a little and stood up. "Besides, the only real competition you ever had was Scott, and he wasn't that good." Allison teased before walking over to grab her ball. As she picked it up Allison turned to Lydia. "My turn right?"