Outsiders Requests

Dally request

This was a request from @Gdayonedirectionit's a little different from the stuff I usually write so I made a new book.

       

It was a muggy Saturday night and so far there was no action in Tulsa. You and your friend couldn't find a single party or guy to go out with, so you opted to attend some double show at the drive-in. At least it would be cheap. Since neither of you had, nor could afford, a car, you decided to walk to the movies and sit in the fold up chairs they had in the back.

At eight o'clock you left your house, make-up perfectly applied with your favorite outfit on. You met up at your friend's house and walked over to the theatre.

The movie wasn't set to start until 9 so you were there plenty early.

"I think I'm going to grab a coke before the line gets too long" your friend said, turning in her seat to see the growing concession line. "Do you want anything?"

"Uh, I'll take a coke too" you said, sliding a quarter out of your pocket to give her. She went over to the stand while you saved the seats.

While your friend was gone, you noticed the same guy walked by your seat three or four times. He finally stopped and sat in the chair next to you, sliding his arm around your shoulders.

"Sooo" he drawled. "What ya doing out here by yourself?"

You looked at him, slightly taken aback. He looked familiar, with a hardened face and set jaw, but that described half the greasers on this side of town. You decided to play it cool knowing your friend would be back soon.

"I ain't alone" you replied. "but you seem to be."

His eyes flared, "well I'm not alone because now I'm with you" He answered surprisingly calm. Then he leaned in and whispered in your ear "whatever guy you're with better not come back," danger leaked from his words, but for some reason his threat ignited a fire in you.

"Well, here SHE comes now with my coke," and you grinned at the look of surprise on his face.

"Now what are two girls like you doing all by yourself on a Saturday?"

Your friend didn't answer as she sat down. She glared in the direction of the boy, but didn't acknowledge his presence in any other way.

"Well, there was nothing going on" you said, taking a sip of your drink and shrugging your shoulders.

His eyes flashed dangerous again. "There is if you know where to look, come with me, I know where there's a good party tonight"

You turn to look to your friend. A party sounds better than some dumb movie. She shook her head and said under her breath, "That's Dallas Winston!"

And realization hit. You did know him, or at least you had heard of him and his police record. You weren't much for rumors though and so far he seemed like every other guy you'd meet on the east side. Yeah they were sometimes crummy guys who got hauled into the police station too often, but they were like everyone else born into a tough place.

"If we're going to a party, we won't be alone with him."

Your friend looked at you for a long time before finally nodding. "But any sign of trouble and we run, okay?"

You smiled and turned back to Dallas-or Dally as you had heard him referred to. "We'll go"

Dally stood up, hooked his thumbs in his jeans and started walking away without saying a word. You took that as your cue to follow.

You caught up to him and he smirked. "What's your name?"

"Y/n and this is y/f/n"

Dally nodded and kept walking.

After a few minutes, you saw the place that must be the party. There were tuff cars and crappy cars parked out front all over the place and there was music blasting from the house.

"This is my riding partners house, his name is Buck"

"I didn't know you rode" you said, slightly surprised. You hadn't expected a hood like him to be interested in rodeos.

"There's a lot you don't know about me" Dally said, walking inside. You and your friend quickly followed. She stayed close to you, but after sizing up the party it seemed like every other party you had been invited to.

Dally disappeared, but came back a moment later with 3 drinks and you gladly took yours. After a few rounds of drinks you and your friend felt loose enough to dance with Dally. It was a great night.

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