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- Posted: Wed, 30 Dec 2009 00:27:47 +0000
YEAHYEAHSPACESPACE8DMICHAELjakeEVANSYEAHYEAHSPACESPACE8D
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xxxi love how the moonlight shines on your mask
how your identity is completely hidden from me.
soon, i'll slip off the little mask.
and see who you really are.
how your identity is completely hidden from me.
soon, i'll slip off the little mask.
and see who you really are.
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- This was wrong. Michael was sure his mother wouldn’t approve of a relationship with Izabella, but he wasn’t really worried about her. She could throw a fit all she wanted, but he was going to stick with the girl. They didn’t have to have a relationship, but he felt the need to be friends. Still, a bad feeling was beginning to bubble up in his stomach when he thought about what his father said. Would his mother really go as far as killing her only son? The heir to her fortune when she passes on? Strangely, Michael knew that she probably would. As long as it was to protect the family’s status, she would. It was a sad truth, but he didn’t let himself get too down because of it. If their parents killed them over love, he hoped that they would think about what they did for the years to come.
Ignoring the bad feeling bubbling up in his stomach, he tried to focus his attention on the female in front of him. She was beautiful, and he knew that they were connected to each other somehow. No, it wasn’t some sort of ‘love at first sight’ deal but this was something. At the moment, he couldn’t really place his finger on what to call it. As far as he knew, they were just two teenagers finally accepting the feelings they shared. Despite the fact their families hated each other, the male was actually pleased to have someone that knew what he was going through. Izabella had a family like him where being hunched over was a flaw. Where loving someone of the opposite family might mean death. For once, Michael knew he could believe the female when she told him she knew what he was going through.
Unfortunately, Michael’s mother just wasn’t feeling the same thing that her son was about Izabella. “Did you see who he was dancing with at the party?” The disbelief in his mother’s tone showed as she ruffled her brunette curls. Her pale blue eyes flickered over towards where her husband was standing, motioning for a maid to come to her. “Wash my things.” She ordered, waving her hand towards the bathroom before rubbing a finger along her husband’s stubble. “Yes, Izabella Sykes.” His deep voice informed her, confirming that he had been awake and paying attention at Michael’s birthday party. “Something wrong with that, my dear?” The older man ask as he cleared his throat so he could pronounce things clearer. The glare he received from his wife didn’t really phase him as he brushed the look off her face with a sweet smile of his own.
"Don't you realize what it could do to our reputation?" Michael's mother sounded a bit defensive as she glared at her husband.
"Not really. They're just kids." Feeling a bit of heat from the glare, his father winced slightly.
"You idiot! We're the Evans' family. Not Evans-Sykes family!"
Shrugging, the older male straightening his posture, his hands moving to the tie around his neck. Truthfully, he didn’t see why his wife was so persistent on their reputation. If anything, he was the one that should have been concerned with it. Yet, you didn’t see him jumping to conclusions about everything. The two teenagers were just kids, and he doubted that his son would suddenly drop down on one knee and propose. Deciding not to speak against his wife’s wishes. If there was one thing he learned about a female, it was not to question the females. Watching his wife out of the corner of his eye, he wasn’t too surprised when he detected a scowl on the girl’s face.
"You did something, didn't you?" Accusingly, the older woman rested her hand on her husband's chest.
"I don't know what you're talking about." Playing dumb, the male hid his emotions from the seductive woman.
"You're a bad liar, you know that?"
"I still don't know what you mean."
"Yes you do. Don't lie to me!"
Falling under the pressure of his wife, the emotionless face was soon filled with guilt underneath the woman’s glare. “Fine. You’re right.” He said curtly, trying to wrap up the conversation as he clapped his hand. Waltzing over towards the fire, he took the poker and jabbed at the burning wood in the fire place. “What did you do?” The woman purred in his ear, making him shiver as he prodded at the fire once again. Refusing to slip under the seductive words, the male pressed his lips together, only making it harder for him to blurt things out. “By God, if you don’t tell me, I’ll shove that poker so far up you a--” The glare she received from her husband sent chills down the mother’s spine. “Shut up. This is my house, and you’ll go by my rules.” He growled, catching the woman’s attention instantly as she nodded dumbly.
Not knowing what else to do, Michael’s mother settled into a chair, grabbing one of the fluffy pillows. Resting it on her lap, her gaze turned towards her husband as he continued to poke at the embers of the fire. “Please, I’m worry about my son.” She practically whispered, for once afraid of defying her beloved husband. “You mean our son.” The husband added to her sister as his blue eyes snapped towards his wife. “Didn’t I say that?” The attitude was back in the woman’s voice as her eyes suddenly hardened at the thought of being bossed around by her husband. Since when did he grow balls to stand up for himself? Not really likely the new confidence her husband had, she crossed her arms over her chest and settled into a glare. “Don’t be like that.” Her husband’s tone softened as he placed the poker on the fire place and made his way towards his wife. Brushing his finger against her cheek lightly, the older man hoped that his wife would calm down and realize he was the man in the relationship.
“Why shouldn’t I? I don’t even know where our son is!” On the verge of tears, the woman threw herself into her husband’s arms. Burying her face in the crook of his neck, fresh tears stained at his suit as he patted her back. “You might not, but I do.” Soft and caring, the man spoke out towards his wife, placing a quick kiss on the side of her cheek. “If you want, I can take you there.” He told her soothingly as the sobs ceased, and she glanced up at her husband. A puzzling expression came over her as she stared up at him with soft eyes. “Could you, dear?” The older woman actually sounded more like a small child rather than the thirty-eight year old she happened to be. Nodding quietly, the male helped them both up, lacing his fingers through his wife’s fingers. “Yes, I can. You might want to change into something warmer.” The forty-two year old told her with an apologetic smile.
Strolling into the closet hand-in-hand, the older couple peered at each other before leafing through the clothing. Michael’s father picked something that had been a bit more practical. Plucking out a pair of blue jeans along with his college sweatshirt, he pulled them on in the bathroom before coming back out into the closet. A smile greeted his lips as he gazed at what his wife happened to be wearing. For once, she didn’t look like one of those stars on the red carpet - instead she looked relaxed. The Aerospatiale jeans were snug on her figure and the baggy shirt she wore didn’t cling to her skin like usual. “You look absolutely adorable.” He muttered towards her, kissing each of her fingertips before motioning for the butler nearest to them. “Get the limo ready. Stack it with some wine, I have a feeling it won’t be just the two of us.” The confusion that settled over his wife soon disappeared when she realized what he was saying. At the thought of his plan, the woman’s face paled as he threw her a charming smile. Cupping her cheek in one hand, the elegant man leaned down and planted a soft kiss on her lips. “Honey, don’t worry about it. You’ll do just fine.” The older man assured her, slipping his hand through his as he pulled her closer towards him. “Master Evans, your limo awaits.” The deep voice greeted them as he swept out a large arm towards the door. “After you, my dear.” In his best manner, the male followed close behind his wife, their hands still linked together.
When Izabella refused to comment back on him calling her beautiful, he took it as a sign of defeat. “Don’t I always?” Michael teased the girl, hoping that she wouldn’t get offended by his remark. Lacing one of his hands through the girl’s, he couldn’t help but find her adorable as she covered her mouth in embarrassment. Hoping that his heart was hammering too loud, the male bent down and pried her hand off her mouth. Kissing her softly, he hoped that he hadn’t overstepped the boundary that was set up between the two. “Excuse me for that. I felt it was necessary.” Seeing the blush on Izabella’s face, the smile that made its way onto his face surprised him. Hopefully Izabella wouldn’t be too mad about what he had done. The kiss was definitely uncalled for, but he couldn’t help himself when it came to her. He couldn’t pass up opportunities like he had a moment ago. “I’m sorry, that was uncalled for.”
Still apologizing like crazy, Michael felt even more flustered when Izabella’s dad popped up. For a moment, his grip on the girl tightened, afraid that her dad would order her inside the house. “To the gate it is…if we don’t get stopped.” Offering the girl a sad smile, he motioned towards her father before letting his hands slip from the girl. Straightening his posture, the male offered his hand out towards Izabella’s father. “Michael Evans. I’m sorry to intrude on your premises, sir.” Michael offered his apology out towards her father, praying that he would start to yell at him like some other people he knew.
When the older male started for his daughter, Michael stepped aside to let him get to her. Suddenly hearing the sound of a car on the gravel, the male turned towards the gate and watched in bewilderment as his mother scrambled out of the seat with her father. “Father! You promised!” Panic suddenly seized the male as his mother persuaded the guards to open the gate for her. Suddenly feeling his mother’s arms around his neck, the male actually relaxed into the hug. Throwing a thankful glanced towards his father, who was out of breath from chasing his wife. “I want you to have the time of your life, dear. Go out and have some fun. I have to have a little chat with Izabella’s family.” Choking back the tears in her voice, his mother let go of the grip she had on her son, straightening out her attire before turning to call for Izabella’s dad. Seeing that she had changed into something more comfortable, the male laced his fingers through hers. “We might want to get out of here before they change their minds.” Michael’s voice displayed the disbelief he felt as he waited for Izabella to respond.










