Life can be good

He couldn't stop looking at her, Lana in the glow from the streetlights as he drove the nearly deserted city streets. Everyone was chatting and talking about the band and how good the food was. He knew his passengers were all buzzing from the alcohol.

Thankfully, no one got too carried away and there weren’t any silly drunken antics.

“I think he’s been holding out on me for too long,” Wind quipped from the backseat.

“I’ve invited you out before. You’ve always got this ball or that gala to attend. I told you, you were missing out,” he joked.

“I for one will always believe you,” Lana said firmly.

“The next time you say you know a little place, I’m in. Always assume I’m in.”

“Good. I hope that’s always the case,”Xy said, meaning it about a lot more than where to find a good burger. He wanted her to trust him in every way.

“Where’d you learn to dance?” Akira assked.

Lana laughed. “TV, really. I like watching some of the reality dance shows, and—I’m going to admit something truly