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She lowered her guard, placing her hands on her hips in slight confusion.
He tilted his head. "Where to next?"
She turned to look at him, then moved closer to his face to kiss him, her arm resting across his chest. "It will. I promise."
Callie stood, staying near her base as she took a few steps.
He brushed her cheek. "Alright.. Let's go."
She nodded. "But it'll be okay."
She made an adequate pile, and when she was done, she peered carefully over her wall.
He laughed quietly. "It is a good reason."
"You right now, mostly," she replied. "The day."
Callie found two trees close together, and built a sturdy but short wall between the trunks, and digging a slight hole behind it before making the...
He smiled. "Nothing did. I just wanted to."
She squinted, shaking her head before running off and gathering snow.
"Nothing," she replied easily. "I'm just thinking."
He smiled, rubbing her back gently. "I'm glad."
She frowned and put her hair. "You're going down."
She pursed her lips before laying down again, resting her head on his stomach as she watched the ceiling.
He embraced her, his touch gentle. "You're the best thing that's ever happened to me."
She raised an eyebrow. "You're serious about this?"
She grinned, then sat up, looking down at him with bright eyes. "I love you."
He watched her for a moment, a thoughtful glint in his eye. He leaned slightly to kiss her, his hand resting on her back.
