"Good." he smiled again, brushing her hair from her face once more before he wrapped his arm around her tightly, his eyes drifting over her for a long moment before he spoke again. "So should I give you your presents now or tomorrow morning?" He questioned, tilting his head to the side as he smiled. He was worse then a little kid sometimes, anxious to give her the things he had so carefully picked out. -- . Gabe Marchino's Home .

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Date Posted: 11:02:27 12/22/04 Wed
Author: Gabe
Subject: "Good." he smiled again, brushing her hair from her face once more before he wrapped his arm around her tightly, his eyes drifting over her for a long moment before he spoke again. "So should I give you your presents now or tomorrow morning?" He questioned, tilting his head to the side as he smiled. He was worse then a little kid sometimes, anxious to give her the things he had so carefully picked out.
In reply to: Ace 's message, "This is the first thing I remember, now it's the last thing on my mind.." on 10:17:16 12/22/04 Wed

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She was just as bad, had always been. She remembered as a kid one year, being in Hawaii with Jordan for training during Christmas and her parents shipping them tons of presents - of course she'd opened every one before Christmas day, telling herself that she'd "just open one" until there were no more presents left at all. She was the sort of kid who could easily succumb and allow herself to be ruled by her id. She grinned a bit and looked up at him innocently. "Well, I don't suppose it would hurt to open.. just one.." (NT) -- Ace, 11:16:57 12/22/04 Wed