Say It Isn't So. (Theo)

[Isobel DeLuca]

Isobel had decided to look up her family tree earlier in the week, but had come across something rather strange. She had a distant realitive whom she didnt know of, and went to the same school as her. Theo Spencer. Beliving it was a mistake Isobel called her mother who never answered the phone, she was most likely back into a rehab and decided to keep it a secret from her daughter; And although Isobel really wanted to know wether this information was true or not she hadn't bothered to contact her father he was no help to her anyway. For most of the week Isobel had been thinking about her family tree, and it wasnt until a couple of days ago that she had written a letter to Theo asking if he could meet her. Isobel however wasnt sure wether the letter would actually get to him, or wether he would actually come.

If he didnt, Isobel was just going to give up and continue to deny that she had a family. But the curiosity of this situation had gotten the better of her so perhaps it would be to hard for her to give up. As she sat there anxiously waiting on the inside, her face showed no emotion. She hadnt even realised that that waitress was walking over to her, making her jump slightly when she asked what Isobel wanted to drink. "Just a coke" She said without looking at the waitress, her ice blue eyes looking around. She was rather distracted by her thoughts, even though her family had brought her nothing but pain throughout the years.

[Theo Spencer]

Theo had woken up one morning to a letter from some girl he'd never heard of. She was apparently related to her, and she'd researched him on her family tree. It was a bit weird really since he'd lived in California up until four years ago. He had been born in Haddonfield, but his family had moved away for his Dad's job. They'd stayed in California up until his parents were killed in the car crash almost five years ago. He moved back to Haddonfield with his sister shortly after that. He didn't really think he had much other family. He knew he had an aunty and an uncle in California but they weren't in regular contact with them. Theo had been a little weirded out by the letter he'd recieved. But he'd decided he'd go anyway.

He was dressed in jeans and a polo shirt. His hands in his pockets as he entered. He glanced around looking for this girl. The place was pretty empty and luckily for him there was only one girl about his age inside. He walked over to her and smiled politely. "Hey. Are you Isobel?" He asked curiously, taking a seat as he presumed she was. "I'm Theo. I got your letter." He stated sitting awkwardly.

[Isobel DeLuca]

Isobel hesitated, she had been thinking so much about what to say that now it seemed embarrassing and her words laughably childish. As she turned her head to look at him, trying to make her expression somewhat nice a sigh escaped her lips. "Did you actually read it?" She asked coldly her ice blue eyes staring at him. "Because Im not wanting to explain it" She added quickly after trying to make it perfectly clear she wasnt going to stick around if there was going to be nonsence. "I also have proof, although there is very little of it" Isobel said while turning away, she was unsure how this guy was going to react to this information; Perhaps it would be easier if she gave him the proof then let him think about it for a few days.

The waitress returned back to the table putting the coke onto the table, with a stiff nodd in the waitress's direction Isobel pulled out her wallet and payed her then picked up the bottle and opened it slowly. She looked back at him for a moment wondering if he was as awkward about this as she felt, although Izz didnt show it. "So..." She said lamely looking away from him again, she felt like it was easier to talk to someone when you werent looking at them.