FoxWriter
Cluster
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2011
- Location
- in the realm of lust and seduction
he smiled and kissed her forehead, nodding a little. "i'll be extra careful." he promised softly. "Snow owes me a favor anyway." he admitted simply. "if i swear that Lea and Gale aren't a danger to him, he might be willing to let me keep them." he admitted grinning at her. "they do make nice pets don't they?" he chuckled a little, honestly glad that they where there. he hated leaving Annie alone. "i'll leave now, the Peacekeepers know to let me to the Capitol at any time..." he got calls all the time, ordering him to the Capitol, so they had a private train for him... sort of.
Peeta chuckled a little and shook his head a little. "nearly? oh yes... nearly." he grumbled sourly... as he remembered, she DID bash his head in... into the ground... making him eat almost a pint of the stuff. he finished his breakfast and smirked at Katniss before adopting a stupid expression as they moved out of the house, lining up with the other hundred people waiting to go out into the fields. "just watch out for Tracker Jackers." Rhubarb ordered suddenly, smiling at them. "i don't know if you have to worry about them on the ground much, but sometimes their nests fall from the trees." she admitted as they started walking out into the harvesting areas. "we'll work until nightfall." she admitted. "the ones who are out there now have been there since dawn." what long shifts! horrible.
Peeta chuckled a little and shook his head a little. "nearly? oh yes... nearly." he grumbled sourly... as he remembered, she DID bash his head in... into the ground... making him eat almost a pint of the stuff. he finished his breakfast and smirked at Katniss before adopting a stupid expression as they moved out of the house, lining up with the other hundred people waiting to go out into the fields. "just watch out for Tracker Jackers." Rhubarb ordered suddenly, smiling at them. "i don't know if you have to worry about them on the ground much, but sometimes their nests fall from the trees." she admitted as they started walking out into the harvesting areas. "we'll work until nightfall." she admitted. "the ones who are out there now have been there since dawn." what long shifts! horrible.