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“He looked like he was in love with you.” Cali smiles, “Aren’t
they all?” Then follows up with, “He gave me so much free
coffee trying to get me to go on a date, but I need more than
caffeine to give out my number.” This makes Stephen happy.
Without being too direct Cali is letting him know that he
should feel honored to be sitting next to her because plenty of
men have tried and failed to take her out. Cali didn’t need to
pander to Stephen; she let her personality tell him that he has
nothing to feel threatened about in regards to that other man.
The show is about to start when another friend of Cali’s,
a woman, comes to say hello (be nosey). Cali introduces
Stephen in the same way, as a friend, to prove to him that she
isn’t the type of woman that acts one way in front of men and
then tries to stunt in front of rival females like, “Oh this is my
baby, girl.” Cali always keeps it low key and real, she doesn’t
need to impress anyone. The woman is here with some friends
and asks if Cali and Stephen would like to sit with them. Cali
defers to Stephen for another test. Right now Stephen could
play ball and let Cali enjoy the company of her girlfriend, to
prove that he’s cool. However, by doing that he sacrifices
alone time for a group of strangers who he doesn’t know.
Stephen answers, “We had to kill the people sitting here before
us in order to get these nice seats, and plus I kind of want this
young lady all to myself.” The girlfriend raises an eyebrow
excited by the romantic answer and leaves the two lovebirds to
it. Cali promises to come over to talk at intermission. Cali
turns back to Stephen, “Somebody likes me.” Stephen doesn’t
front, he has waited all week to see her and wasn’t going to
share. This turns Cali on, and further makes Stephen stand out
in her eyes. This man is taking control in a good way, and not
being an overly submissive little bitch who only wants to
make her happy, even at the expense of his own enjoyment.
During the show, there is not much for Stephen to do
except listen and attempt to stroke Cali’s leg every now and
then. Cali is caught up in the vibe and doesn’t flirt like she did
at P.F. Chang’s, and Stephen is a bit bored. Between songs,
Cali asks him his opinion, if he’s having fun, etc. Stephen
plays along and is responsive. Cali knows that this isn’t his
scene, but that’s not a deal breaker. Even uninspired Stephen