- Joined
- Sep 12, 2009
- Location
- Too far south
It disturbed Teyha some to see Thomas' smile fade because of her joke, and she looked down in shame at having disturbed him. She let him brush the hair out of her eyes, but stayed silent until they reached their table and were handed their menus. She looked through hers for a moment before glancing out at the ducks, a smile spreading across her face. "It is beautiful." She agreed, and glanced over at Kincade shyly. "You know... We don't have to always act like this." She told him softly. "Just for a while, slowly break into a romance... I'm sure tabloids will say my father disagrees or disowns me, shoot a couple out of context pictures of me crying, and in the end that will help justify why my family never visits."
She grinned then, and reached out with her foot to rub lightly against his, an affectionate gesture hidden from view by the angle of their table. "And my friends... I had good friends when I was younger." She said in the slightly dreamy tone of one reminiscing, "I was a tomboy when I was a little girl. I loved to fight, swing sticks in play fencing, and we'd lay cowboy, and they'd try to tie me up, but I was really good at wiggling free!" She laughed, grinning widely over at Thomas. "And how about you? Anything you liked doing when you were little?"
She grinned then, and reached out with her foot to rub lightly against his, an affectionate gesture hidden from view by the angle of their table. "And my friends... I had good friends when I was younger." She said in the slightly dreamy tone of one reminiscing, "I was a tomboy when I was a little girl. I loved to fight, swing sticks in play fencing, and we'd lay cowboy, and they'd try to tie me up, but I was really good at wiggling free!" She laughed, grinning widely over at Thomas. "And how about you? Anything you liked doing when you were little?"