<font color=666666> Again, the wheels in his brain continued to churn to the point that there was very nearly smoke coming out of his ears. His dark eyes took her in and he shook his head. "Well, there's no way you're going to be unhappy this Christmas. <i>We'll</i> do the whole Christmas thing together, seeing as I am on my own this year as well." He'd certainly taken a shining to this girl - he didn't know, there was something about how carefree and happy she always was - based on his childhood and the expectations he had for life, it was a refreshing breath of cool air.</font> -- Realistic Dreams: The Present : The Beach

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Date Posted: 06:00:24 12/22/04 Wed
Author: Nik
Subject: Again, the wheels in his brain continued to churn to the point that there was very nearly smoke coming out of his ears. His dark eyes took her in and he shook his head. "Well, there's no way you're going to be unhappy this Christmas. We'll do the whole Christmas thing together, seeing as I am on my own this year as well." He'd certainly taken a shining to this girl - he didn't know, there was something about how carefree and happy she always was - based on his childhood and the expectations he had for life, it was a refreshing breath of cool air.
In reply to: Bryani 's message, "I grew up, wishing on a star..." on 23:51:56 12/21/04 Tue

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She smiled a little at that and her head tilted delicately at his offer - the idea hadn't even occurred to her, simply because she hadn't expected him to be alone this Christmas as well. After a moment, she nodded, arms crossed under her chest tightening a little around herself - so it wasn't Hawaii and her family, but the more time that she spent with him, the more she enjoyed his company, and being around anyone was a million times better than being by herself. "Really? That'd be so great.. But why aren't you doing the family thing?" (NT) -- Bryani, 21:52:37 12/28/04 Tue