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"That's what I thinking too," he said. "What else is there?"
He smiled brightly at her. "Oh, good. What's the story?"
She squinted, tilting her head slightly as she pulled the blanket away.
"So kinda like the observatory?"
He followed, and it almost looked as if he were as excited and enthusiastic as the first day of a new job.
She peeked out from under the blankets, watching him carefully.
"I don't have any specific place in mind," he answered honestly. "Do you?"
He tilted his head, watching her thoughtfully. "Alright. Should we do that now?"
"Go," she told him, her hand sticking out of the blanket to point at the door. "Begone."
"Probably," he agreed. "Let's just stick to the normal plan."
He gave a sigh of relief, smiling slightly. "As am I, so I suppose it all works out." He rubbed his wrist. "What will I be photographing anyways?"
She turned away, pulling the blankets over her head. "Hmph, fine." Her voice was muffled. "I'll just sleep all day."
"Well," he said, "I do think that the verification and making it official is the only thing that matters."
He offered to shake hands, but the timer beeped and he his head tilted to watch his wrist. "Would you look at that? Well, you already know my...
She pursed her lips. "Yes," she said, though she was joking.
"Ew," he said jokingly. "Planning."
He looked at the desk for a moment. "Landon Rhodes."
She frowned. "You have a job to do. Normally, I would as well but that can't happen."
He smiled softly, gently brushing his fingers through her hair. "I love you, too."
Only moments later did Landon enter, his footsteps quick and smooth as he was a bit invested with fidgeting with his camera before glancing up at...