<div align="center"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Saturday, January 11th – 9:00pm</strong></span><br/><em>Roof</em></div><hr/><div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/f/fb/B9a34e3285c24644d42b4d8bc80d7534.jpg)</div><strong>WHO:</strong>Gigi Dias<br/><strong>WEARING:</strong>As above<br/><strong>DOING:</strong>Date Night<br/><strong>NOTE:</strong>None<br/><strong>TAGGING:</strong>Gia, CLOSED<br/><hr/><br/>The letter shoved under Gia’s door just read.  'Come find me at 9:00.'<br/><br/>They had seen a lot of each other this week.  While Gia was getting settled in with classes and Gigi had her own jobs around the Cathedral to attend there was still plenty of time to hang out, chat and generally get to know one another.  Gia was friendly and flirty and all around wonderful and it was so easy for little feelings to start to grow.  Of course, it could just be infatuation.  Gia was beautiful and sexy and Gigi was woefully unprepared to deal with it.<br/><br/>Gigi had spent most of her teenage years on the run from her parents’ company.  She had lived on stolen atm funds, lucky lottery tickets and when all else failed homeless shelters.  She couldn’t get a bank account or credit card. She would have been too easy to trace.  She had learned that the hard way early on.  Gigi never got to go to high school. Never had a prom.  Her last dance had been a middle school mixer. She had never experienced love or learned how to deal with a break-up.  It was all new to her.  It made her excited and scared.  She knew she smiled when Gia appeared and fretted that she was making way to much of Gia’s friendship. All in all the pretty blond had her twisted up in all the best sort of knots. So she had made up her mind to tell Gia how she was feeling and asked Gia out on a date.  Much to Gigi’s pleasure and panic she had said yes!<br/><br/>Gigi had never been on a date. Sure, she had an idea of what to do. She had seen movies and had kissed another girl once at the Cathedral before the Eclipse, but a date, date had never happened.  How do you date during the apocalypse?  That question had engrossed her mind all week. Normally she would have bounced ideas off of Amanda and her absence had never been felt so keenly.  Eventually she settled on her spot.  The spot she and Amanda used to go when the world seemed to be crashing down around them and they needed to get away.  The roof.<br/><br/>Facing the front of the Cathedral was a section of roof where the pitch was flatter than the rest. It was the perfect spot to lay a blanket down and stare up at the stars.   That was where Gigi waited.  She worn a black dress that was long enough that she could tuck her lugs up into it if she was cold.  It was covered in little white and yellow sunflowers that matched the yellow carnation in her hair.  It wasn’t a real carnation, it was silk and plucked from a vase in her room.  Gigi loved flowers.<br/><br/>The dress’s neckline plunged dangerously.  There would be no mistaking the way Gigi looked as anything other than girl on a date.  At her side, away from the easiest access to the roof, was an old Hello Kitty lunch box. Inside were a couple of peaches and plums.  They were hard to come by but unlike citrus managed to survive here and there.  Under the fruit were a couple of pieces of dove milk chocolate from Tia’s secret stash.  Gigi had left an IOU and a promise that she would find some more for her but wanted them for someone special.  She hoped the woman would understand.<br/><br/>Gigi waited and it seemed like an eternity.  Her legs were pulled up under the hem of her dress and she hugged them to her so that she could rest her head against them.  Her heart was beating a million times a minute and she was just starting to wonder if she should have left more on the note when she heard someone walking carefully towards her.  Her head turned so she was looking over her shoulder at the pretty girl's approach.  The smile that lit up her face was automatic.  She couldn’t not have hid it in that moment if she tried.<br/><br/>A delicate hand reached out to pat the spot on the blanket next to her. “Come. Sit.” She said simply and her knees turned so that she was sitting on her hip, facing Gia.<br/>