<font color=lavender> She frowned - she wished he would be angry, at least say something more than he'd been saying all along. She knew he was upset about it - she knew how he felt about the abortion, so there was no way he was saying what he truly felt. She frowned, stepping away from him and watching him with sad eyes. "The appointment is next week, and if you're able, I would really like for you to take me." She just needed the support, more than anything, as she'd not told her parents yet, and now with this solution she wouldn't need to disappoint them at all.</font> -- Realistic Dreams : The Future : The Park

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Date Posted: 19:09:30 04/05/05 Tue
Author: Mali
Subject: She frowned - she wished he would be angry, at least say something more than he'd been saying all along. She knew he was upset about it - she knew how he felt about the abortion, so there was no way he was saying what he truly felt. She frowned, stepping away from him and watching him with sad eyes. "The appointment is next week, and if you're able, I would really like for you to take me." She just needed the support, more than anything, as she'd not told her parents yet, and now with this solution she wouldn't need to disappoint them at all.
In reply to: Danny 's message, "we've shared the laughter and the pain,
and even shared the tears
You're the only one who really knew me at all" on 17:01:12 04/05/05 Tue

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Would it make her feel any better if he let her see him crying or if he screamed at her? what good would it do? At the end of the day she had to want this baby if they were going to make it through- otherwise it wasnt fair to anyone and they would never survive... so he kept it back and played the part he always played- the loving supportive boyfriend. "Of course I'll go with you, I wouldn't make you face that alone" He eventually brought his dark gaze back to hers, watching her carefully. (NT) -- Danny, 19:26:38 04/05/05 Tue