Avery had to smirk at reasoning Corey gave for the answer that he chose. “Oh, stop.” She chuckled, though it was evident based on the way that she said stop, that she didn’t actually want him to. She chuckled when he mentioned his reason for not going with the rainbow background and made a face as if she were relieved to find this out, though she was clearly just joking.<br/><br/>She tilted her head as Corey thought about the third pose, wondering if her staring at him was adding pressure to the situation, or not. To her surprise, he managed a smooth reply, suggesting that the third pose be a sexy one, even offering his lap for her to perch upon. Her brows perked in naughty delight, matching the cheeky grin that he was suddenly sporting. “I love that,” she beamed.<br/><br/>He pulled the curtain open and Avery didn’t waste any time. She bent down and climbed inside, aware of her impossibly short dress hiking up as she did so. When he explained his gentlemanly habit of saying ‘after you,’ murmuring how he hoped she didn’t mind it, Avery laughed. “No, I quite enjoy it, actually.” She patted the very small spot on the bench seat beside her, for him to occupy.<br/><br/>Once inside, she realized they hadn’t paid and wondered if Corey would notice if she used magic to make the machine forget about needing a pound or two. She only had a few seconds, she figured, so she was quick about it and subtly pointed her hand toward the coin slot on the machine, silently willing a spell out, which would fulfill its need to be fed money. With that, she smiled at Corey and scrolled through the options on the screen in front of them.<br/><br/>The large screen showed their own faces, magnetized and slightly blurred in front of them. After she selected the star image, the background changed to twinkling stars behind them, making them look as if they were outside, stargazing. “There we are.” The lighting seemed to change in the booth as well, dimming all around them, except for the large screen directly in front of them. “You ready?” She asked, her hand hovering over the green 'start' button.