Matt blew air out his nose by means of sounding as frustrated as he was, pinching the bridge of it soon after. Elowyn clearly knew what she was doing. "Right." He said, gritting his teeth and looking back up at her, not enjoying the amused look on her face in the slightest. He didnt answer for a couple seconds, put his phone away and leaning back against the bike, only doing his best to think about what she could have in mind. Realistically his parents finding out would only mean they would lecture him, over and over again and forget about it. But the lectures were painful from experience, and he would rather not go through them again. "Badly." He mumbled, shutting the bike off to hear her better. It was eerily quiet now there was no rumbling. "And what exavtly are you going to..suggest?" He asked after.

Wyn offered him a smile at his answer, stretching. "Skip out on Leah and take me for a ride instead. And then it'll be like nothing ever happened." She said, leaning back from him and moving to drag her fingertips carefully along the seat of the bike. "Or don't, if she's willing to wait an hour or two." She shrugged.

At Elowyns suggestion, Matt stopped, frowning. She couldnt be serious. He looked her in the eye for a couple of seconds, not saying a single word. Now, he had had plenty of girls on the back of the bike, and had been asked that same offer many times- he didnt mind, either. But this girl was insufferable, and in no way did Matt want to have to deal with that. "No." He said flatly, standing up and grabbing his helmet. He pulled it on, reaching to close the visor, though he stopped in the middle of the action. As much as he resented the idea, it would have been a lot better than his parents wrath. He sighed, and in silence stuffed his phone into a bag, picked up the spare helmet and turned round, handing it to Elowyn. "This is a one off thing, alright?" He asked, looking at her with a cold glare.

Wyn simply smiled wider at his answer. "Okay. I'll just go get my phone while you reconsider." She shrugged, turning on her heel and starting toward the building. She grinned as he gave in two steps after, taking the helmet. "Yeah, sure." She mocked, her tone patronizing as she put the helmet on, grinning. She would be lying if she said she wasnt excited. She flicked the visor up and tried not to look too eager, crossing her arms. "Anything I should know?" She asked lightly, tilting her head at him with a less insufferable attitude since she had already gotten what she wanted.

Matt swung his leg over the bike and sat down, resting both his hands on his legs as he waited for Elowyn to do the same. She seemed excited though it was obvious she was trying to hide it. Considering she couldnt see his face, he smiled to himself, pulling the visor up and eventually turning the bike on. It had quite a strong rumble as a result of a somewhat powerful engine, and he had to wait a little for it to calm down before answering her question. "Uh," he started, thinking for a second. "Dont let your hands drop down too low unless you want them to get shredded. Keep your feet on the stands, and uh.." he trailed off as he thought a little, turning round to look at her. "Hold on." He added, pulling off the edge of the road rather quickly. He was quite a reckless driver, and though Matt was usually less reckless with someone on the back, he couldnt care less this time. If Elowyn wanted a ride, she would get one. He tightened his grip on the handles as he straightened the steering up, lowering the bike rather far as he rounded a blind corner. Once they hit a straight road he sat up a little more, taking one hand off to brush a bug off his knee.

Wyn got on the bike carefully, afraid to ruin it by... existing. She stayed a few inches back from him, hoping she wouldn't have to hold on unless absolutely nescessary. Because of the build of the bike, she was already forced to have a knee on either side of his waist, close to his hips. It was more contact than She wanted with this particular man, but it was worth it for a ride. She listened intently to what he had to say, giving a nod and reaching forward to tentatively set a hand on either side of his ribcage. She let out something between a laugh and a noise of surprise as he started off suddenly, curling her arms around him so she didn't come flying off. There wasn't much time to readjust her seat, so she gave in and tugged herself forward, giggling softly as they turned, unaware of the comm system between the helmets. (He can hear her, she can hear him). She leaned with him in the turn and then sat up more when he did, loosening her hands so she could set them on the bike just in front of his body, peering over his shoulder with a grin.

Matt tensed at the grip on his waist at first, and from her legs, though he relaxed after about a minute or so. After all, it was better her holding on then going flying off the bike. Maybe. He looked down briefly at her hands in front of him, shaking his head with a smile at the giggle that Elowyn let out though didnt say anything in reply, and just focued on the road. He let the bike cruise for a little while, only properly taking control once a corner came up. Once they reached a traffic light he slowed to a stop, only just hitting behind the white line. Matt sat back a little and put both feet on the ground, looking up at a child waving as he and their parent crossed in front of him. He lifted a hand by means of a wave back, then pulled the visor down, offering a smile as they walked off. Gpd he hated children. His actions then were torn between asking Elowyn how she was, or not. Asking would make it seem like he cared, not asking was a little too careless. In the end, he spoke. "Are you alright back there?" He asked, hoping she would pay attention to the comm system and actually respond.

Wyn relaxed as they simply continued to cruise, watching the scenery blow by with a smile. She shifted so she wasn't leaning on him as heavily, trying to be as independent as the bike allowed. She could certainly get used to this- especially if the person in front of her wasn't as much of a prick. She held onto him momentarily as they slowed to a stop, then pulled them back. She just then realized there wasn't really any place to put them between their bodies, so she gently set her hands on the back of his shoulders. Anywhere else would feel just as awkward, so she figured he could deal with it. She drummed her fingers gently as they waited, looking at the children that passed and giving a friendly wave. She didn't live children, but they could be cute. When they weren't... acting like children. She blinked in surprise as his voice rang out within her helmet, then answered. "Yeah. Are you? I know I'm being more handsy than I'd like to be." She answered, trying to be polite. Yes, she had blackmail over him, but still, she should try to be grateful that he hadn't shut her down when she asked for a ride.

Matt shrugged as she shot the question back with an added sentence, unsure on how to answer. "I'm fine. You are, but its safer that way so I dont mind." He said, speaking pretty much truthfully. He wasnt a fan of the contact but again, it was better for her to be alive that dead. Matt tapped the bike with frustration, looking up consistently at the lights which were refusing to change. It gave him time to think about where to go, though. He could stick to the road and they would eventually loop back round to where she'd been picked up, or he could..veer off. In the end he decided, smiling as the lights changed. She wanted a ride, she'd get one. He set off again and instead of following straight, turned a very sharp left, keeping on the left until they turned off and down to a rather narrow road. Matt focused solely on the road and nothing else as they drove, half for the fact he was speeding and half for the fact it got narrower and narrower. Eventually, the road ended. He instinctively grabbed Elowyns hand and placed it fimrly on the bike in front of him so she could hold on as they drove off the road and down a hill, straight onto the beach. There was a very small amount of time where both wheels were in the air , but he had done this enough times. The bike was unaffected and they were safely on the beach.

Wyn nodded at his answer. She had been expecting worse, so it was good enough. She simply hummed faintly to herself, leaning forward to reach around his body and set her hands on the bike, tapping her fingers against it absentmindedly as she glanced around. She glanced back at the light as it turned green, lacing her fingers together over his stomach as he began moving. She leaned with him as best he could for the turn, tilting her head once they evened out. She didn't know this road very well, but she did know the beach was down this way. "You aren't taking me out to some random place in the middle of the night to kill me, are you?" She joked, keeping her arms around him as they continued down the narrow road. If anything, she enjoyed the speed and thrill of the narrow road. She let him take her hand without complaint, a little confused, but holding on as he had asked her to do. She let out a simply overjoyed laugh out of surprise as they caught the air for a moment, straightening a little once they were on the beach. She watched the water with a grin, taking her other hand off his stomach and setting it on the bike.