Aaron was looking out on the beach and taking pictures with his camera when he jumped at a crack of lightening. He looked up at the sky as rain started to fall down like the sky was crying. He sighed and struggled to put on his jacket over him and his camera that was hanging around his neck. "Come on... Come on.." He spoke trying to cover up his camera before it and his pictures were completely ruined along with his camera. He finally got it on and zipped it up sighing a bit.

Aaron looked around and started to jog down the street. He was pretty new here and he didnt want to run home just yet because his camera wasnt full with pictures. He hated when his day was cut short. He looked up at the sky and was kind of in 'Awe' at the lightening and how the sky looked. It was like nothing he had ever seen before. And he wanted so badly to take pictures of it. He looked arouns to see if he could find something to block his camera from the rain but not the beautiful sights appearing in the sky. So he saw a shop that looked somewhat opened. The lights were very dim but he could see people inside when the lightening flashed.

Aaron jogged over to the store and walked in looking around at the people kind of stareing at him as he walked in. He sighed and walked over to the nearest window and kind of made sure that a picture WOULD come out through the window. He pulled his camera out of his jacket and pointed it to the little amount of sky there was in between buildings and focused it ready to take the picture at any moment. And with the tinyest trace that a lightening bolt was going to strike he took the picture. He looked down at his camera and smirked. "Got it." He spoke kind of quietly seeing as his british accent would probably make him stick out too much for his comfort. He pointed it towards down the street and took the picture when the lightening lit up the road and he smiled again.

Aaron took a few more pictures of the surrounding area then backed away from the window looking at his camera. "You still arent full? Oh well.. The more space you have the better for me." He spoke softly with a smile as he let the camera hang from his neck. He let his beautiful blue eyes scan the room and they landed on a girl. She was sitting down and looking at a somewhat olding man. He was wearing a sort of uniform so he figured he either worked there or owned it. He looked around everywhere else and saw that there wasnt really any empty tables so he looked back towards the girl. He ran a hand through his hair as he walked over to where she was sitting. "Would you mind if I uh sit here?" He asked her trying to hold off on the British accent as much as he could but it was hard seeing as he was acustomed to it for so long. He smiled and bit at his lip ring a little bit as he looked at her.

Aaron listened to the booms that were echoed in the malt shop and he jumped a tiny bit every time. He hadnt gotten used to the thunder yet. Even if he was prepared for the thunder he still jumped a bit from the great sound that came from it. He shook his head getting lost in his thoughts and he looked back at the girl and nodded a little bit when she told him that he could sit there. He took the seat across from her and smiled a little bit.

"Thank you." He spoke to the girl but it was kind of quiet and a thunder rumbled when he talk so he cleared his throat. "Thank you." He stated again but louder and he set his camera down on the table in front of him and he looked out the window at the dark outside as the rain fell. He heard the girl speak to him and he blinked turning his head back to her. He listened to the question and he nodded a little bit with a smile. "Yes I am British. I probably stick out like a sore thumb dont I?" He spoke laughing a little bit. "My name is Aaron.. Aaron Blaire." He spoke introducing himself to the girl. "I am fairly new here. I moved here less then a year ago." He spoke looking at the girl. "I have lived in Britain for 17 years. Kinda miss it a bit." He spoke nodding as he looked at the girl.