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She started to walk to him, her movements precise before she stopped, looking down with a slight frown. "It's starting to hurt.."
Avice's eyebrows furrowed; the questions starting to make her tense. "Of course not." *** She nodded. "Not to complain or anything, but Landon...
He looked back at her, his head cocked. "Not yet."
She nodded. "Yeah.. let's do that."
She frowned. "No. She didn't." *** "Me too. I just.. don't think it's completely right."
He watched her go before turning back to the puzzle, fidgeting with the holes again.
"Hm," she murmured quietly. "Thank you."
Avice blinked. "I.. don't know. She might have." *** "I think it's a little crazy," she admitted, looking back at him. "I don't know about it."
He looked up and nodded. "Okay."
She kissed him again. "And you're the proudest of me?"
Avice frowned. "A brain hemorrhage." *** When she walked it was light and casual, her gait natural and brisk as she observed the surrounding area.
She brushed his cheek. "Really? That makes me feel awesome," she said jokingly, her voice soft.
Avice leaned her head on his shoulder, her voice soft. "It happened so fast. It was terrible. Nobody could have expected it." *** She looked...
"I did!" she said, a wide smile on her face. "Are you proud?"
Avice paused, looking at the ground. "It happened soon after timer stopped," she said simply, but her voice sounded so hopeless. "It just...
He could help but smile, taking a seat as he touched a few more crystals. "So it seems."
She chuckled, taking a step towards him to kiss him. "I'm teasing."
Landon glanced at Val, then his camera. He stood up, looking at the ground. "Do you mind if I take a look around?" he asked curiously, his voice...
He looked up at her with a confused look, his head tilting.
"Oh, Jack," she said teasingly. "I could dance better than you even like this."
