Oh dear, this was bad. Maddie wasn't backing down and Jess didn't look like she was backing down either. He knew he had to put an end to this before it got any worse. "You just don't want me here because you know that I'm better for him than you are. I get it, you want him to myself and I don't blame you, he's a looker isn't he? But you're just a kid. You should be out playing with other kids your age and drinking from juice boxes. This is big girl stuff, I suggest you just stay out of it little girl." Jess sneered. "Jess, please just stop it already okay? Stop trying to pick a fight with her, you need to leave now. I won't be held responsible if anything happens." Clint warned. "Oh hush Clint. She's not going to do anything. She's just talking, and I don't mind letting her talk all she wants, it isn't going to change anything." Jess answered simply, glancing back at Clint and smiling. "She just doesn't understand that what you and I have is special and no one can ever replicate it. You and I belong together Clint."

Jess started to laugh. "Jealous? Why the hell would I be jealous of you? Please. You've got nothing going for you. You're not even that pretty, I mean look at yourself. Clint needs a woman in his life, not a girl." She spat seriously, starting to march her way towards Maddie. "I should honestly hurt you for all the mean things you're saying. I am not poison so I'd shut up if I were you!" She hissed, raising her hand to slap Maddie across the face. "Okay, okay no...come on just stop. Jess don't you dare put a hand on her or so help me god." Clint warned. He was done, he had snapped as well and it was easy to tell he was pissed off right now. Hearing him, Jess looked at him, "You actually care about this runt?" She asked and snickered. "Please Clint, you're not fooling anyone."

Clint grabbed Jess' wrist and opened the door and practically threw her out before slamming the door shut and locking it up. "You come back, I'll call the police. I'm not even joking!" He yelled at her through the window. Looking at Maddie, "Mads...I'm...sorry you had to see that. I ruined everything didn't I?" He asked. Clint slowly made his way over and sat beside her, "Don't listen to her. Jess is just...a f-ing mess." He muttered. He wasn't sure if Jess would actually leave him alone now, even after hearing her car leave. She'd probably come back another time. Or she'd torment him with calls. He could always just hang up if she called though.

((Omg, she's adorable.))

Maybe it was true. This wouldn't have happened if Maddie hadn't- wait no! This wouldn't have happened if Clint hadn't let Jess inside. He should have just left her outside and ignored her. "I appreciate you standing up for me though Mads, really I do." He said to her. She still wanted to do movie night with him, and he too wanted to do movie night with her. He didn't want this to ruin it for them. Clint smiled and nodded then looked at her finger, "We'll do first aid first, then we'll set up the movie and get the popcorn in a bowl. Sound good?" Maddie was a good girl, he hoped that she wouldn't ever change. He wanted her to stay this way always, she was kind, but if you got her angry she was scary. He'd keep that in mind so that he wouldn't accidentally make her mad. "I'll get the first aid kit." It wasn't hard to find and when he did, Clint made sure to take care of her finger first before putting the first aid kit away. He walked to the living room and started looking through his DVD collection. When he found the first Transformers movie, he set it up then left to the kitchen. Once there, he grabbed a large bowl and took out the popcorn bag from the microwave then opened it and poured the hot popcorn into the bowl before throwing the now empty bag in the trash.

"That is true, I did tell you that didn't I?" Clint agreed, walking back to the living room with the bowl of popcorn and two glasses of water. He handed her one of the glasses and sat down on the couch with her before pressing play on the remote so that the movie would start. Yes, he remembered telling her that. When they were kids, he always stood up for her. He was always there to sit and eat with her. They would talk about anything really but Maddie was always the black sheep of the school. No one ever wanted to go near her unless they were looking for a fight. Fights that usually ended up being stopped before they got physical. Clint had always been there for her, and now was no different. They were adults now but he thought they were still friends. People could say all they wanted about Maddie, it wouldn't change how he felt about her.

Clint set the controller down beside him and held the water in one hand. The bowl rested on his lap, and his eyes focused on the t.v screen. This wasn't a date, he wasn't going to ever think of it as a date. To anyone else looking though, they would automatically assume that the two were dating. Dating Maddie never crossed his mind though. The two were just friends, she was like a little sister to him, he coudln't see her as anything more. Not at the moment anyway. Perhaps that would change in the coming years.

It was so hard, so hard to to fan boy seeing the robotic cars come to life. Clint bit his tongue many times to keep himself from saying anything that might spoil the entire movie for her. He wanted Maddie to enjoy the movie as well, so he knew he had to keep quiet. What was a better way to keep quiet than to eat popcorn right? Reaching into the bowl, he grabbed a few pieces of popcorn and popped them into his mouth to enjoy while the movie continued.

The popcorn was still being enjoyed by Clint. The buttery goodness could not be ignored. Besides, he didn't eat popcorn very often. It was too dry, but it was pretty filling so it worked as a nice little snack. Sipping his water, his attention was on the movie and the events going on on the screen. The film was really action packed, he hoped that Maddie was enjoying it. Stealing a glance her way, he smiled. Her attention was glued to the screen, it was a good sign.

Enjoying more popcorn, Clint focused on the movie. He couldn't help but be on edge whenever things looked really bad for the robotic heroes of the movie. Of course, he knew nothing bad could happen to the good guys. Still he couldn't help but tense up whenever things got really good or really bad in the film. The effects were amazing, he wondered just how they managed to do all that. The voice acting was perfect, very fitting.

Clint ate some more of the popcorn that was left, which wasn't much, and looked at Maddie when she spoke up after the movie was over. Another one? He wasn't sure that would be a good idea. It was late and he had work in the morning. "Can't. I have work in the morning so I'll make you something if you want. I'm good on this popcorn actually. This stuff is filling. If you're hungry though, I can make you something. I mean, you dind't really eat much today if memory serves me right." He explained, getting up and going to the kitchen to wash his hands quickly.