Thomas:You know what is disgusting. I walked in on my cousin once, he was dating some shifter girl, not from our tribe...and they were doing it in wolf form. I'm sure it wasn't so bad for them, but try witnessing that...
Thomas: Haha, using the stove is pretty damn complicated. -I place fifteen or so on a tray and turn on the oven. I wrap my arms around you, pulling you close as I lean back against the counter.-
Tabby smiled and let you lead her towards the ride. "I thought so," she said, letting her fingers wrap around yours as you took her hand. She got in line with you, which was moving surprisingly fast as soon the both of them were at the front of the line. She was bouncing on the tis of her toes, mixed between nerves and excitement.
She waited by your side as you paid for the tickets, her hand still in yours. Tabby walked with you into the fair, letting you lead her into an area that was surrounded by concession stands and game booths and rides and roller coasters. She looked off into the area where all the rides were, her eyes spotting one rollercoaster with a loop and corkscrew. She grinned and pointed to it. "That one?" she said, looking up at you.
Tabby rolled her eyes but smirked deviously. "I'd never underestimate us country girls," she teased, focusing her eyes out the window as they pulled up in front of the fair. She smiled when you came around to open the car door for her and got out not-so-gracefully. She bit her lip, hoping you didn't notice her almost-stumble and stood up next to you, having to look up if she wanted to look into your eyes. She liked that. She looked forward at the fair that was in full swing and all lit up in the night. "Shall we?" she asked, taking an excited step forward.
Tabby smirked and rolled her eyes. "Big city boy, huh?" she teased, looking over at you as you started to drive and she relaxed into her seat. "I guess stuff like grass and trees must be pretty hard to come by." She giggled softly and a ran hand through her long dark hair. "You sure you can handle a country girl like me?" She winked at you before grinning and turning her head to look out the window as they drew nearer and nearer to the fair.
"All ready." Tabby smiled and nodded, letting you lead her to the car. She got in and waited for you to get in beside her. She turned her head to look at you and a smirk tugged at her lips. "Did you have a had time finding the place?" She asked, refferring to the large farm.house in front of them.
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Thomas:You know what is disgusting. I walked in on my cousin once, he was dating some shifter girl, not from our tribe...and they were doing it in wolf form. I'm sure it wasn't so bad for them, but try witnessing that...
Thomas:-Chuckles.- Have you never seen me eat?
Thomas:Let's hope Kinny thinks so when she's sixteen.
Thomas:-Chuckles against your lips, kissing your back.- I love you too munchkin.
Thomas: Haha, using the stove is pretty damn complicated. -I place fifteen or so on a tray and turn on the oven. I wrap my arms around you, pulling you close as I lean back against the counter.-
Tabby smiled and let you lead her towards the ride. "I thought so," she said, letting her fingers wrap around yours as you took her hand. She got in line with you, which was moving surprisingly fast as soon the both of them were at the front of the line. She was bouncing on the tis of her toes, mixed between nerves and excitement.
Thomas:-I throw on my favourite red plaid pajamas and go to the kitchen. I grab the enchiladas out of the freezer.-
Thomas:Yeah, we've got enchiladas. Lemme get dressed and I'll go make some...-Disappears to the bedroom.-
Thomas:-I step off and hand you a towel. I dry off then sling then towel around my waist.- What would you like?
Thomas:-Turns the water off.- Sure, are you hungry at all?
Thomas:-I smile.- You're not stupid. If you're feeling better tomorrow night, we'll talk about it, kay?
She waited by your side as you paid for the tickets, her hand still in yours. Tabby walked with you into the fair, letting you lead her into an area that was surrounded by concession stands and game booths and rides and roller coasters. She looked off into the area where all the rides were, her eyes spotting one rollercoaster with a loop and corkscrew. She grinned and pointed to it. "That one?" she said, looking up at you.
Tabby rolled her eyes but smirked deviously. "I'd never underestimate us country girls," she teased, focusing her eyes out the window as they pulled up in front of the fair. She smiled when you came around to open the car door for her and got out not-so-gracefully. She bit her lip, hoping you didn't notice her almost-stumble and stood up next to you, having to look up if she wanted to look into your eyes. She liked that. She looked forward at the fair that was in full swing and all lit up in the night. "Shall we?" she asked, taking an excited step forward.
Tabby smirked and rolled her eyes. "Big city boy, huh?" she teased, looking over at you as you started to drive and she relaxed into her seat. "I guess stuff like grass and trees must be pretty hard to come by." She giggled softly and a ran hand through her long dark hair. "You sure you can handle a country girl like me?" She winked at you before grinning and turning her head to look out the window as they drew nearer and nearer to the fair.
Thomas:A day?
Thomas:Do you think you can last a week? Five days?
Thomas:-Smiles.- Aweh. Poor baby...
Thomas:-I pretend to think about it, chewing my lip abit.- Nope.
Thomas:-Smiles.- You're punishment for making me smell like a fruit basket is no touching for two weeks....You should be all better then.
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