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(KISS JUST DO IT) "Good," she said, looking up at him. "I'm not going to just let you be right all the time, so enjoy it."
"Good." He shut the door behind them, and went over to the bed and sat on the edge, looking up at her.
She laughed, shaking her head. "Okay, fine. I'm terribly in love with you." Her tone was sarcastic, but only she knew that it was true. "You happy?"
"I know, but that's a bad excuse." She sighed, frowning at him. "I'm sure you'd like to know if I'm in love with, but the answer would surely...
"Why do you even care?" she asked slowly, glaring up him. Her tone challenging, but she tried to seem like she was joking. "I don't see any reason...
"I know it is," he said, opening the door. "For forever and more."
"Well, methinks thou art prying." She frowned at him, her head tilted. "Hmph."
"I won't," he said. "And neither should you. I'll love you forever and ever. Promise."
"I'm not agreeing with anything," she said, pursing her lips.
"I don't know. I was just worried, I suppose." He shrugged, leaning down to kiss her cheek. "I think you've reassured me, though."
"Is that what you think?" She looked at him, her eyebrow raised. "Yeah, right."
He started walking, glancing down at her as they went. "You don't think I'm too clingy, right?"
"That too!" She said, going over to the railing and looking down at the water. "Both ways."
"We only have to go if you want to," he said, taking her hand. "I just want to rest, and lay down next to you."
"Wonderful, indeed!" She clapped her hands together. "You're wonderful!"
"Of course not," he said, crossing his arms. "I just want to be near you, but being in public makes it more difficult." He frowned, raising an...
She crossed her arms, nodding thoughtfully. "That works for me," she decided. "And I will remain calling you Jack, because it is a nice name."
He gave her one last kiss before standing up. "We could always go back to the room and relax? Honestly, just being near you sounds nice right now."
"You can call me Avice or Avice the Annihilator. Those are the two options, unless you can come up with a better one that I approve of."
"The words get stuck in my mouth," he admitted. "None of them are good enough to use to describe."