Just leave me standing there alone.
 
 That he’s really…
 
 A few seconds later, he’s out of sight.
 
 Now I’m livid.
 
 I hug myself and walk all the way across campus to the theatre.
 
 I ordered two tickets and I’m only using one.
 
 Because my boyfriend would rather go to some party than spend time with his girlfriend.
 
 I show my phone at the ticket booth.
 
 “Only one is here,” I say.
 
 “That’s fine. I can take the other person’s name and-”
 
 “Just one,” I say. “That’s it. Okay? Just me. I’m alone.”
 
 The girl behind the ticket booth steps back and forces a smile.
 
 I walk up to two big, red doors and pull one open.
 
 The smell of popcorn hits me.
 
 The school has a great theatre. It kind of has an old-fashioned feel to it.
 
 I wait in line at the concession stand and get a popcorn and a soda.
 
 When I walk into the theatre, it hits me for real that I’m alone. And for some reason I feel like I have a blinking red light shining on me. Like everyone needs to know that I’m there alone.
 
 I catch myself frozen in place.
 
 I’m pissed at Ward. Like really pissed.
 
 I want to see this movie but I don’t want to see it alone.
 
 And he just…
 
 Behind me I hear someone clear their throat.
 
 That’s the final straw for me.
 
 I almost feel bad for the jerk behind me.
 
 He’s about to get popcorn and soda thrown in his face.
 
 “You know what?” I say. “I’ve had a shitty day…”
 
 I turn around. I have plenty more to say.
 
 Only nothing else comes out.
 
 “You’re holding everyone up, honey…”
 
 Of course it’s Jax standing there, smirking at me.