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Should We Pay For Our Things?

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She shined me a big grin and started to chuckle. “Tia basically said the exact words coming out of your mouth. I don’t know why Mrs. Sorun didn’t mention anything about it, but you two, in my eyes, are a perfect match for one another.” And she’s back to normal ladies and gentlemen. I don’t know whether to be happy, sad or annoyed. “Come on so we can get this over with,” I grunted, making my way over towards the ticket booth. I’m not trying to come off as a spoiled brat or anything, but how should we split the bill?” she ambitiously asked, skipping besides me. “Should we pay for our things separately or…” Kind of surprising she’s one of those rare breed of girls who believes a couple should split the bill. I was fine paying for the whole thing, but whatever. Though I wonder… “What are you talking about? You’re paying.” She stumbled a bit before catching herself. I could tell by her facial expression she was thrown off by what I just said. “Pardon me?” “You’re paying for this date,” I repeated, hoping she wouldn’t fall for my easily avoidable trap. “But since this is fake, doesn’t it seems reasonable to…” “You’re the one who invited me on this stupid movie date, right? So, it’s only make sense for you to pay for the both of us.” “I didn’t think about it in that sense.” I can’t believe she was seriously pondering over this. “I guess it does make sense to some degree.” Don’t fall for it dummy! Tell me you’re struggling right now and can’t afford to pay for both of us. “Okay,”

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