Leopald
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It was a rather peaceful walk, largely uninterrupted, that led them to the tranquil scene of the waterfall and abby. It was rather beautiful, even if they were getting strange looks now. Martin assumed these people all knew or recognized Tara, probably through work, but it didn't really bother him much. And there were no words needed between them as she snuggled into his side there on the bench.
The sun was shining, though it wasn't warm enough to be uncomfortable, and the dull roar of cascading water wasn't overwhelming, either. His fingers stroked up and down her arm as they sat in silence, and he gazed at her longingly. There, beneath the gentle breeze with a handful of bystanders, he drew her chin up with a gentle finger and placed a gentle kiss upon her lips.
He was struggling to make it just what it was; a non-invasive show of affection, romantic in a small gesture, though he was still wondering if that's how it had come across. He cracked a small smile as his forehead rested intimately against hers, and whispered softly, "So... How am I doing so far?"
As if on cue, the breeze blew gently across their faces, stirring the nerves and tiny hairs into motion. Even he had to fight a slight shiver from taking him, and he couldn't help but chuckle softly, still pressed against her. Taking joy in the little things should do well in establishing him once more as the caring dominant, and he was glad for the opportune moment. Always take what one can get, and it was what Martin lived by.
He pulled a coin out of his pocket, not caring or noting the value. A flash of a friendly smile as he pulled her up and guided her to the base of the falls.
				
			The sun was shining, though it wasn't warm enough to be uncomfortable, and the dull roar of cascading water wasn't overwhelming, either. His fingers stroked up and down her arm as they sat in silence, and he gazed at her longingly. There, beneath the gentle breeze with a handful of bystanders, he drew her chin up with a gentle finger and placed a gentle kiss upon her lips.
He was struggling to make it just what it was; a non-invasive show of affection, romantic in a small gesture, though he was still wondering if that's how it had come across. He cracked a small smile as his forehead rested intimately against hers, and whispered softly, "So... How am I doing so far?"
As if on cue, the breeze blew gently across their faces, stirring the nerves and tiny hairs into motion. Even he had to fight a slight shiver from taking him, and he couldn't help but chuckle softly, still pressed against her. Taking joy in the little things should do well in establishing him once more as the caring dominant, and he was glad for the opportune moment. Always take what one can get, and it was what Martin lived by.
He pulled a coin out of his pocket, not caring or noting the value. A flash of a friendly smile as he pulled her up and guided her to the base of the falls.