[is she using him? he enjoys this too, right? so it's not like she's doing something too awful here. she figures she's pretty enough that it shouldn't be a hardship, at least.
or maybe that's all just rationalizing her own guilt away. regardless, she's pulling her other leg up into the chair with her, giving herself better leverage to lean in and kiss the side of his mouth in the dark.]
[Is she using him? If so thats some Steve would like to know and why. He also doesn't know why she's wanting to hookup with him again like it's a casual thing between them.
But it's difficult not to give in. It's Nancy.
He turns his head slightly so that he can capture her lips and kiss her softly.]
[she still hasn't quite managed to fully orient herself since her breakup with jonathan. most of the time she's fine, but sometimes, when the worst pangs of loneliness hit, steve is one of the only people she trusts herself with. he's one of the only other people her own age who actually know her.
she lifts her hand to catch his cheek, just sort of holding him there a while.]
[He has little insight about her relationship with Jonathan. Nancy just informed him that they broke up. Steve can understand the loneliness, he's felt it ever since the break up but Nancy can always be open about it.
Casual makeouts or sex shouldn't feel wrong, right?
He keeps the kiss slow and tame just in case she's starting to have any second thoughts.]
[He's keeping everything light and casual out of caution and respect for Nancy alone. He also takes her hint and lightly flicks his tongue against her lower lip.]
[one of the tiny handful of other moviegoers turns around from the front of the theater, peering back at them in the dark, and nancy shrinks back into her seat.]
[steve might not care, but it's clear that nancy is mortified. she takes a sip of coke to brace herself, fiddling with the arm rest to try to raise it, and - failing that - gives up and just moves to slide into his lap.
[she feels a little guilty about the rush of relief when steve doesn't direct her back to her own seat. there's not a lot of time left in the movie, and the fight scene behind her is loud, so when she feels steve press against her, she just rolls her hips against his lap in turn.]
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[He's just going to leave it at that and not mention that his own mind had drifted to the exact idea.]
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But it was pretty good the last time. I thought, at least.
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[It was mind blowing for you Nancy and you know it. Steve Harrington is a professional when it comes to sex]
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Mmhmm. Pretty good. If sex is off the table, where does "making out a little in a bad movie" land?
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[Typical Steve Harrington cockiness but he knows what he's amazing at.
Christ.
All these options are wonderful but in the back of his mind he knows it could result in their friendship going up in flames.]
Honestly? A little making out could lead to sex in the backseat of my car.
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I can show self restraint, Steve Harrington.
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[So many challenges tonight and Steve is ready to go all in.]
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[nancy glances sideways at him.]
We'll just... keep it all above clothes.
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Alright.
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Cool.
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[Might as well get this started and keep the small makeout session at an innocent minimum despite Steve's mind drifting else where.]
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or maybe that's all just rationalizing her own guilt away. regardless, she's pulling her other leg up into the chair with her, giving herself better leverage to lean in and kiss the side of his mouth in the dark.]
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But it's difficult not to give in. It's Nancy.
He turns his head slightly so that he can capture her lips and kiss her softly.]
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she lifts her hand to catch his cheek, just sort of holding him there a while.]
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Casual makeouts or sex shouldn't feel wrong, right?
He keeps the kiss slow and tame just in case she's starting to have any second thoughts.]
We can get out of here if you want?
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nancy shakes her head softly, trying to coax him into a deeper kiss.]
No. I'm proving I have self-control, remember?
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[He's keeping everything light and casual out of caution and respect for Nancy alone. He also takes her hint and lightly flicks his tongue against her lower lip.]
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[one of the tiny handful of other moviegoers turns around from the front of the theater, peering back at them in the dark, and nancy shrinks back into her seat.]
Oops, sorry.
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It shouldn't be a surprise that it doesn't bother Steve that people might witness them kissing. Everyone does it, especially people their age.
He doesn't understand why she suddenly decides to shy away but he isn't one the press.
He lets his body fall back against his own seat.]
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[steve might not care, but it's clear that nancy is mortified. she takes a sip of coke to brace herself, fiddling with the arm rest to try to raise it, and - failing that - gives up and just moves to slide into his lap.
it's less noisy than leaning, she figures.]
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You're killing me here, Nance.
[He mutters softly against her ear as she settles herself along his lap.]
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Too much? I just thought it'd be easier.
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[He mutters against her lips between deep,needy kisses. This way he can actually press himself against her for a bit of much needed friction.]
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He bends his head down to press a light kiss against her neck.]
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