Netflix // f.h au

> seven.

to say kass loved the movie would be an understatement..

she watched the movie 5 times that day.

she even skipped class and work to watch the movie.

when netflix calls, you answer.

kass was abput to slide the disc back into tthe evenvelope when a piece of paper fell out.

did you like the movie? or should i say the delievery boy?

- em

kass blushed as she tried not to smirk.

how em knew, she had no idea.

maybe she was too obvious yesterday.

kass grabbed her phone and dialed, like she did most days.

"hello. welcome to netflix. how can i fufill your movie needs?" em said.

"well that's new." kass replied.

"i usually say it to customers i don't know." em laughed.

"anyways, did you get my note?" em quizzed.

"yeah i did. how did you know?" kass questioned.

"about what? your mystery delievery boy or should i say finn?"

"yeah, him."

"i just had a feeling. did you talk to him."

"well yeah, i guess. we told each other our names and he complimented me." kass mumbled.

"awh, how?"

"he said my name was beautiful."

"that's so adorable. i already ship you guys." em squealed.

"ship us?"

"yeah, you know."

"actually i don't."

"you've never heard of shipping?" em quizzed.

"no. what is it?"

"it when you smash two people's names together and you think they're perfect together." em explained.

"oh. so what's me and finn's ship name?"

"i was thinking fass. do you like that.?" em asked.

"i love it!" kass squealed.

"i knew you would. anyways, did you like divergent?"

"are you kidding me? best. movie. ever. but i think i want a new movie." kass called.

"oh, so you can see lover boy?"

"maybe...." kass muttered with a smirk.

"alright i'll get you a good movie and maybe a good delievery boy."

"yeah, ok. bye em."

"see ya later babe." em stated as she hung up.

kass wanted to scream.

em shipped them.

even though she still didn't understand the full concept of shipping, she still loved the idea of it.

she just hopped this ship would sail. ;)

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