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personality traits based on how he deals with her tardiness, and
given Cali easy intel on his character.
Cali exits her Uber at 7:10 on the dot and walks up to the
restaurant. Before she even gets to the hostess, Stephen is there
to greet her. She apologizes for being late but doesn’t mean it
of course. Stephen compliments her outfit, and Cali responds
with her own admiration of the shirt that he’s picked out for
this evening. Cali slyly pokes Stephen’s chest, seeing how
hard body he is, then shoots a seductive smile. She’s already
under Stephen’s skin: Touch him, eye fuck him, and draw
attention to her epic lips currently painted devil red. The date
hasn’t even started and Stephen’s blood pressure is already on
the rise. Stephen tells Cali that it may be another minute as he
requested a booth instead of the table they tried to sit them at.
Another Gold Star. Stephen arrived early and made sure to set
the mood as he saw fit. He took control like a man and ensured
they had a good seat, not a table tightly fitted next to another
couple. Cali appreciates that take-charge attitude, and while
she won’t say this, Stephen is already winning in her book.
The two are seated in the booth across from each other and
like a referee starting a championship fight; the waiter excuses
himself to allow time for the couple to look over the menu.
Ding Ding! This is the official start of the first date and Cali
came prepared to fight.
Break the Ice
Stephen is anxious, nervous, and a bit excited. Cali can see it
all over his face as his eyes dart all around her, not sure if he
should give another compliment or let the first one stand as
good enough. He will reach for conversation about the
restaurant first, asking if he picked something up to her
standards. Next, he’ll scan over the menu, looking for
something funny to bring up, maybe a strange name of a drink
or entrée that will make Cali laugh. This is how most men
come off on dates; they try hard in an attempt to seem as if
they aren’t trying at all. Stephen’s grin hides his lack of
control. He’s unsure if he should be funny, serious, or a
combination of both. In short, Stephen is trying to find the