Cara leaned against his wings. They felt wonderful against her skin. "Well, I'm not as calm. I tend to do stupid things when I'm scared." She said looking down. "Just lettin you know what you are getting into."
Cara smiled at him and took a deep breath. She leaned against his shoulder and sighed. "Poor fire must be really happy that he isn't the only oe that has to watch me." She smiled at him.
I frowned and pulled Kayla into a tight embrace, resting my head on hers.
"I have no heart to have broken anymore, love. It belongs to you now."
The sun slowly spilled over the horizon.
Ramere-
I blinked my eyes open and yawned, making no move to get up. I knew as soon as I did I would pay the price of sleeping propped up against a tree. Already my back started to throb dully, as did my head.
Arabella hovered an inch above my body, seeming to lay on a bed of air. Her wings were a mere blur as they buzzed quietly. She lay on her stomach, head propped up by her arms, eyes watching me intently.
"That's not odd," I muttered under my breath, allowing a small smile to pass across my lips.
"Good morning!" she said cheerfully, wings still buzzing frantically.
The sun was only just beginning to inch above the horizon. I groaned softly.
"Too early," I grumbled, letting my eyes half close lazily. She laughed softly.
"You sleep too much, Ramere."
"You sleep too little."
She shrugged. "Maybe. Now come on, get up."
I groaned again and did as commanded.
Be the cartoon heart. Light a fire, light a spark. Light a fire, flame in my heart. We'll run wild, we'll be glowing in the dark.
Cara kissed him totally forgetting that she was flying. She felt like lighting was shooting through her whole body. It was like a dream, she pulled away to breath and looked into his eyes.
Cara kissed him totally forgetting that she was flying. She felt like lighting was shooting through her whole body. It was like a dream, she pulled away to breath and looked into his eyes.