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She nodded, taking a step without using too much of his help. She bit her lip, watching the floor. "It's a lot harder without the wall.."
He frowned. "I see.. Shall we?" *** Callie slammed the notebook shut out of surprise, and looked up, hastily pulling off her glasses and...
"No, really," he said, pulling away to give her quick kiss. "You're amazing."
She looked up at him with a nod. "I'm good."
Landon caught up minutes later, stepping out of a cab with a slight wave, camera in hand. "Hey! Is this the place?" *** A little further up the...
She laughed and kissed her cheek, wrapping his arms around her. "Thanks."
She took his head, moving her legs over the side of the bed before standing, only shaking slightly.
"That's probably the best," he said, standing up. "If you don't mind."
"Okay," she said softly. "Okay. Should I try to walk now?"
He smiled, taking the fish from her to gently set them on the table. "Only teasing. He wouldn't eat them, though."
She cocked her head, watching him thoughtfully. "I suppose."
(Yep!)
"Finn is an innocent angel," he told her, acting offended. "He would never eat his fellow kind."
She nodded in agreement, tilting her head. "Yeah, I don't think a relationship like that exists."
Callie frowned as the cold hit her, habitually tugging on her necklace. "Landon, part of me feels like you're thinking too deeply into this, "...
He grinned brightly. "Little Finns!"
"That's true," she agreed. "I mean, no two minds think that much alike."
They then left without another word, discussing something quietly as they did so.
"Hmm," he murmured. "The one that needs explaining."
She tilted her head before kissing his cheek. "I don't like arguing."
