Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 10:55 pm
OOC -- I had thought that seeing Kyle trying to get others to be with Liz would have eased Sarah's fears a bit. Oh well.
*Kyle*
“Whether we waltz or not, I’m alright. But, I can guarantee that you’d do fine either way. I have no problem showing you how to do it. Or we can dance as we were or whatever.” Sarah says.
I can't believe she's being so indecisive. I thought she'd jump at the chance for a waltz. Maybe she's trying to spare my feelings or maybe she's terrified that I'll embarass her. Well, somebody has to decide and something tells me this would be a good time to be bold. I'm about to assert that I will get her that waltz, when she goes on.
“I’m open for any suggestions, Kyle. And I do mean any suggestions.” she says, wiggling her eyebrow teasingly as she laughs.
"Oh really?" I ask, raising my own eyebrow in response to match the rising tone in my voice as I break into a huge grin. I raise my arm and lead her into a little dancing spin that brings her back into my arms with her back against my chest. I keep my arms wrapped in front of her and lean forward to plant a soft kiss on her bare neck. "Then I'll have to be sure to come up with some 'interesting' suggestions, eh?"
*Max*
It's wonderful to have Liz in my arms, dancing to the music. She leans against me as we slow dance. Her body is so soft and warm and just having her nearby makes me happy. We move for a few minutes just enjoying the beat and the night and each other. Then she rests her head against my shoulder. It's a wonderful, comfortable feeling.
"When are you thinking of moving your stuff...?" she asks, still dancing.
I hesitate because the question activates the planning part of my brain, a part that had briefly taken a vacation. "Well, I don't have to be at work until eleven tomorrow, but I don't think I'll be able to pack and everything in the morning. Maybe after work. About nine, if that's not too late."
It's not that I have a lot of stuff, but I'm not sure how late Liz and I will be out. We may both be sleeping in late tomorrow. Liz was going to be getting the later shift at the Crashdown, herself. Hopefully her boss hasn't changed her schedule.
Suddenly, I wonder if I'm rushing things. Just 'cause she said she was ready didn't mean she meant tomorrow, for heaven's sake.
"Or Sunday, or next weekend. I don't want to rush you. Whenever is good for you," I say, keeping my voice soft and slow and unhurried. I want her to know that I'm willing to go at her pace.
*Kyle*
“Whether we waltz or not, I’m alright. But, I can guarantee that you’d do fine either way. I have no problem showing you how to do it. Or we can dance as we were or whatever.” Sarah says.
I can't believe she's being so indecisive. I thought she'd jump at the chance for a waltz. Maybe she's trying to spare my feelings or maybe she's terrified that I'll embarass her. Well, somebody has to decide and something tells me this would be a good time to be bold. I'm about to assert that I will get her that waltz, when she goes on.
“I’m open for any suggestions, Kyle. And I do mean any suggestions.” she says, wiggling her eyebrow teasingly as she laughs.
"Oh really?" I ask, raising my own eyebrow in response to match the rising tone in my voice as I break into a huge grin. I raise my arm and lead her into a little dancing spin that brings her back into my arms with her back against my chest. I keep my arms wrapped in front of her and lean forward to plant a soft kiss on her bare neck. "Then I'll have to be sure to come up with some 'interesting' suggestions, eh?"
*Max*
It's wonderful to have Liz in my arms, dancing to the music. She leans against me as we slow dance. Her body is so soft and warm and just having her nearby makes me happy. We move for a few minutes just enjoying the beat and the night and each other. Then she rests her head against my shoulder. It's a wonderful, comfortable feeling.
"When are you thinking of moving your stuff...?" she asks, still dancing.
I hesitate because the question activates the planning part of my brain, a part that had briefly taken a vacation. "Well, I don't have to be at work until eleven tomorrow, but I don't think I'll be able to pack and everything in the morning. Maybe after work. About nine, if that's not too late."
It's not that I have a lot of stuff, but I'm not sure how late Liz and I will be out. We may both be sleeping in late tomorrow. Liz was going to be getting the later shift at the Crashdown, herself. Hopefully her boss hasn't changed her schedule.
Suddenly, I wonder if I'm rushing things. Just 'cause she said she was ready didn't mean she meant tomorrow, for heaven's sake.
"Or Sunday, or next weekend. I don't want to rush you. Whenever is good for you," I say, keeping my voice soft and slow and unhurried. I want her to know that I'm willing to go at her pace.