"If you are referring to Ali for 'later', she will be fine and I will do my best, Gabe." Nodded kyle

Bryan just smiled remebering about number Ali gave him.
"Ok. So I'm off. Have fun, you two and don't be home to late", he said rising up. "You have money with you?"
"Yes, mother", sighed Gabriel with irritation.
Bryan just laughed.

Kyle laughed at that as well and he finished everything with a content sigh and rubbing his belly. "That hit the spot."

"Ok. So see you later", said Bryan and with that he went to pay to the cashier and left.
"I hope it won't be boring", Gabriel looked a little nervous as he said that.

"Nah you will be fine, don't worry too much. Just tell me where I will be wheeling you and we will go from there," says Kyle as he stands up and walks behind the wheelchair. "Ready?"

"You know that street on the left side of shopping center, right? There is back alley and the cinema I was talking about", he said still feeling a little nervous.

"Oh a back alley?" Said Kyle with a smirk and a raised eyebrow as he began to wheel in that direction.

Gabriel blushed and then laughed.
"Well it sounds sketchy... But I assure you my intentions are... nearly pure", he said with a smile, turning his head to see Kyle.

Kyle smiled back and went to the back alley like Gabriel has mentioned and looked for the cinema.

When they entered the alley cats just begun to fight for territory near them. The doors to the cinema actually did not looked that bad. They were just old. In a small ticket office, just near the entrance sat an old man. His eyes widened seeing Gabriel in a wheelchair.
"Gabriel. How did it happen?"
"Just not looking where I was going, Mr. Jones."
An older man shook his head with a sigh and smiled.
"I see you brought a friend this time? You're lucky, the 'Touch of Evil' is just about to start."
"Great. I have not seen it yet on the big screen", said Gabriel with broad smile, clearly pleased by this news.
"I am so happy that someone of your age appreciate these videos. Here, two tickets. Have fun boys."
Gabriel paid for the tickets and moments later they were sitting in a clean but small movie theater, watching a movie, seedy tale of murder and corruption highlighted by Welles as a love-struck cop matching wits with narcotics officer. The entertaining plot twisted and turned like a ride at the carnival as Gabriel watched it with shining eyes.