slut_in_white
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Naomi laughed, a bright, joyful sound, when Nick explained what he was thinking. She returned his kiss with fervor that left her breathless, and she looked amused when they parted. "So, does this mean you'd prefer me to wear your clothes to bed over sleeping in the nude?" she teased, chuckling.
As they made their way back down the trail, Naomi was unknowingly thinking much the same things as Nick - about how things had changed and about how, now, she didn't have to avoid questions about plans for the wedding. Though, most of her answers remained truthful - she had no idea how many kids they wanted to have, if any at all. There was still no date. But she would be happier to let herself imagine what it would be like, now. Then she began to laugh. "Oh dear. We're never going to be able to escape that expectation that we have at least 6 children now."
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It was a strange experience, coming home and bursting with the desire to tell everyone that she was engaged now, but being unable to because they already knew. It wasn't as difficult as it could have been, however - most of the family was awake when they returned, and Christmas morning rituals took over everyone's attention. Stockings for the children before breakfast, then a huge, incredible breakfast of eggs, bacon, pancakes, hashbrowns and anything else anyone could want. And then, the entire family gathered around the Christmas tree to open presents. It was a ridiculously long affair. The children went first, taking turns with each other to teach them that Christmas was as much about giving as getting, but tempered with the knowledge that none of them had the patience to sit around and wait for everyone to finish opening their gifts. After that, they inevitably ran off to play with their toys, and the adults were left to socialize and open gifts until well into the afternoon.
Naomi had always enjoyed Christmas morning, but the fact that she now got to spend the day enjoying her family while cuddling up to Nick was a joy beyond any she'd yet experienced. And, for the entire day, she kept glancing down at the ring on her finger and grinning like an idiot, which inevitably drew indulgent smiles from anyone who noticed.
As they made their way back down the trail, Naomi was unknowingly thinking much the same things as Nick - about how things had changed and about how, now, she didn't have to avoid questions about plans for the wedding. Though, most of her answers remained truthful - she had no idea how many kids they wanted to have, if any at all. There was still no date. But she would be happier to let herself imagine what it would be like, now. Then she began to laugh. "Oh dear. We're never going to be able to escape that expectation that we have at least 6 children now."
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It was a strange experience, coming home and bursting with the desire to tell everyone that she was engaged now, but being unable to because they already knew. It wasn't as difficult as it could have been, however - most of the family was awake when they returned, and Christmas morning rituals took over everyone's attention. Stockings for the children before breakfast, then a huge, incredible breakfast of eggs, bacon, pancakes, hashbrowns and anything else anyone could want. And then, the entire family gathered around the Christmas tree to open presents. It was a ridiculously long affair. The children went first, taking turns with each other to teach them that Christmas was as much about giving as getting, but tempered with the knowledge that none of them had the patience to sit around and wait for everyone to finish opening their gifts. After that, they inevitably ran off to play with their toys, and the adults were left to socialize and open gifts until well into the afternoon.
Naomi had always enjoyed Christmas morning, but the fact that she now got to spend the day enjoying her family while cuddling up to Nick was a joy beyond any she'd yet experienced. And, for the entire day, she kept glancing down at the ring on her finger and grinning like an idiot, which inevitably drew indulgent smiles from anyone who noticed.