iKitten
Supernova
- Joined
- May 25, 2009
Once things were done and over with, Ian waited outside near the door for Samuel to finish. It was just in time as well, since he was handed the fish. âAre you sure you can do that? I wouldnât want you to be tripping over a rock and making your ankle worst.â they still needed to visit the doctors for that ankle, but for now, it seemed like it was best to get Samuel moving around for a bit first. Nothing seemed too bad, so he wasnât worry that the ankle would get worst by just waiting to go to the hospital.
Following the dark haired male under a tree, he tried to help with the towel, before sitting down and serving out the fish. âThe crops are goodâ¦â he muttered, taking a bite of the fish. Suddenly, after all the preparation and waiting, the date felt like it was too much.
Not as in he was afraid, but his confidence was dwindling, and he was feeling that creeping bout of shyness once more. To think, sitting under a tree and having a picnic with another male⦠it wasnât something he thought was romantic, but something he was sure only happened with males wooing females.
The sun was at noon setting now, shining a healthy amount of heat around them, while the birds chirped and the breeze flew by. It would have been the most romantic picnic if they were eating something other than fish, and sitting more than a polite distance away from one another.
âSo⦠um⦠about last nightâ¦â and really, he didnât want to make this moment any more awkwardâwas he the only one that felt strange?âbut he couldnât think of anything to talk about other than the night before. There were still questions that he had unanswered, so they lingered in his mind like a festering leech.
Following the dark haired male under a tree, he tried to help with the towel, before sitting down and serving out the fish. âThe crops are goodâ¦â he muttered, taking a bite of the fish. Suddenly, after all the preparation and waiting, the date felt like it was too much.
Not as in he was afraid, but his confidence was dwindling, and he was feeling that creeping bout of shyness once more. To think, sitting under a tree and having a picnic with another male⦠it wasnât something he thought was romantic, but something he was sure only happened with males wooing females.
The sun was at noon setting now, shining a healthy amount of heat around them, while the birds chirped and the breeze flew by. It would have been the most romantic picnic if they were eating something other than fish, and sitting more than a polite distance away from one another.
âSo⦠um⦠about last nightâ¦â and really, he didnât want to make this moment any more awkwardâwas he the only one that felt strange?âbut he couldnât think of anything to talk about other than the night before. There were still questions that he had unanswered, so they lingered in his mind like a festering leech.