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Rosalie~

I flipped through the video games and smiled everytime I saw one I knew.
"Want to play?" I asked, holding up Resident Evil.
"Are you any good?" He asked.
"Very."
"Okay, let's prove it." He said as he took the game out of my hands and put it into the game system. He handed me a controler and we set the game up.
"Get ready to lose." I told him, playfully.

**Oh geez, I don't even know what Resident Evil is!! *head/air* **

Jeremy

I grinned, pushing a few buttons to get the game started.

I didn't let Rosalie know that I actually had no idea how to play this game.

It was one of the few that I wasn't at least semi-decent at.

Granted, I could easily distract her to the point taht she lost. I wasn't that cruel though. I grinned at the thought.

**I think it's that game with the zombies and you have to shoot them and find the antidote or something. Haha.**

Rosalie~

I sighed. The zombies kept eating me. I shot one and then one would come up behind me.
"This is a win-lose situation." I laughed. He smiled and showed me a way to change the camera around so I could see around the area. I looked over at the wall to see a beautiful picture of a girl that had been framed. I paused the game.
"Whose that?" I asked him. The girl was drawn in charcol so I didn't really know what color eyes or hair she had but she was beautiful all the same. I looked towards Jeremy, waiting for an answer.

Laykin

Lake smiled up to Kaleb, they hadn't seen each other in quite awhile.

"This is Myla." The baby shrunk back a bit from Kaleb, leaning into Lake and looking him over, trying to decide whether or not she should trust him. Laykin had just arrived back in the states with Myla two days prior, but she and Myla had been together for a couple weeks in Tanzania and they were well accustomed to each other. But, although Myla's eyes were rather wide, she smiled and let out a small giggle for Kaleb. Which, of course, made Lake smile.

Myla stayed leaned back against Laykin and took a hold of her hands, waving them about in the air. She hadn't told any of her family about the baby other than her mother, and she knew she would have to explain some things upon her return. Kaleb and Laykin did not grow up together, rather Lake with her mother in the city, Kaleb at the family farm with their father. Their father was never able to understand Lake's love for travel and social work, he seemed to also think she thought she was better than the blue collar. This, however, was not true and Laykin had the side of her that loved the country, but their father would never understand.

(Chelsea Luna)

"Oh yeah? Who is this girl?" I asked sacasticly.

"It's you." He smiled.

"I'm sorry, I'm currently seeing this guy and I'm really in love with him, I don't believe in cheating." I teased.

We both laughed. We were talking about each other. I finally got up from my seat got my bag over my shoulder and pulled him up.

"What are you doing?" He laughed.

"Let's go." We were still in our beach gear and it was pouring rain outside in New York.

We both ran outside, the rain soaking us instantly. Finally I looked up at Brian, his hair was soaking with the rain which made him a whole lot hotter. I pushhed him against a wall, the rain still soaking us and I kissed him.


(Marc Luna)

I was in love, I wasn't going to let her get away from me, it was raining as I ran for her, she was half way to the bus when I grabbed her arm and spun her around, and then. I slammed my lips against hers leaving bruise.

"I lied." I said.

She glared. "About?"

"I said I was sorry for kissing you. It was a lie. I've wanted to do that since the day I met you and I'd travel 1000 miles just to do it again." I smiled the rain soaking us both.

Brian:

I smiled. "Do you have any idea how sexy this is?" I asked, kissing her back. I sighed in continment and ran my hand up and down her back. The rain was drenching her clothes and showing her bathing suit underneath. I sighed. "I love you."

(Chelsea Luna)

"What?" I said, I was still smiling.

"I said I love you." He smiled.

"I love you too." I smiled. "Marry me and we'll runaway together." I joked, both of us laughed. "Oh Gosh I am in love with you." I said laughing, it was a good laugh not a snobby laugh.

Kaleb:

Kaleb smiled, "Hello Myla." He smiled. He looked at his sister. "Is there anyway she'll let you go enough to give me a hug?" He laughed softly looking back at the little girl.


*Sorry for the shortness*

Brian:

I laughed and pulled her towards my apartment. "Sorry. I was tired of the rain." I smiled and kissed her lips. My hair was a mess. The photographers always like it that way. I didn't know why. I always thought it looked to messy.

Jeremy

I grinned.

"Don't worry," I said, smiling. "That's my sister."

"She's very pretty," Rosalie said, turning back to look at the picture. I moved toward her, putting my face very close to hers.

"Not as pretty as you," I replied softly. She turned her head then, and our lips met.

I wrapped my arms around her, kissing her with very little intention of stoppnig unless she gave some sign of wanting me to.

Laykin

Lake shrugged a bit and stood, holding Myla facing out from her on a hip, and hugging her brother with her free arm.

"how you doing big brother?"

She decided she would evade the questions hopefully long enough to figure out exactly how to explain it. But, she knew it wouldn't be long and she was generally interested in what he's been up to so it was a safe detour.

Lake reclaimed her seat in the chair as Kaleb claimed one of her own at the end of the sofa a foot or so away, looking face to face. Myla cooed a bit, continuing to scan the passersby. It was all very strange to her, but she would quickly get used to it...as would Laykin.

"Any new exciting girls in your life?" Lake teased her big brother.

(Chelsea Luna)

We were both soaking wet by the time we reached his apartment. I laughed for some reason. We sat on his sofa and cuddled.

"You know I do love you." I said.

Kaleb:

"No, no new girls." he said looking at Myla. "Who's kid is that?" He asked smiling at the girl again. She was a gorgeous little girl. Sweet looking too. Just a little scared. He knew it couldn't be her kid, because she never seemed to be the one that woudl have a kid without the daddy around. But he didn't know.


*Cry*

Laykin


That didn't evade them as long as she had hoped.

"She's mine for a little while. From our newest project in Tanzania" Lake stopped for a moment, realizing she was speaking about Myla like she were a souvenier...which she most definitely was not.

"She's an orphan, but she needs a surgery they can't do other there so I am keeping her for a few months until that is all over and done with."

She turned Myla around and made a face to her, "Isn't that right baby girl?" Myla giggled a bit and dropped herself back down in Lake's lap, turning herself around to see everyone. She was about seven months old, and ready to take on the world it seemed.

"How's the ranch? And dad?"

(Chelsea Luna)

We were both still shaking, we were both soaked still.

"That was really fun." I smiled.

"Yeah it was." He said nodding.

I studied his expression, "Is something wrong?" I asked.