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 Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2008 3:08 pm
 Draven strummed the strings on his guitar as he waited for Stacey outside the shop, praying she wasn't getting into trouble. He'd offered to help her learn to play, and he wasn't one to break a promise, no matter how big or small. He told her he'd meet her out front of the stoor, but he'd come a few minutes late and hoped she wasn't the type to leave if he wasn't there. He sighed and began to play a lullaby from memory, humming along to make sure he played it correctly.
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Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2008 3:24 pm
Stacey sighed as she approached the shop. She couldn't believe she actually agree to this, after all she had been taught too. She looked around and spotted a tree a few steps away and decided to make him wait a while by sitting under it. Stacey looked up at the tree top for a moment 'Why is it that I can't say no to him?' Her eyes darted to her watch concealed under her arm warmer and nodded, concluding that she'd already spent enough time and got up. Stacey rounded the corner and spied Draven waiting for her. "Yo"
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Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2008 5:41 pm
Draven paused mid-beat, looking over to her with a soft smile, "I thought I'd missed you for a minute there... You all ready to go?" He strapped his guitar to his back, standing up and taking a few steps in the direction they were headed.
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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 10:23 am
Stacey was tempted to give him a glare in return for the soft smile, but to resist, she flipped her hair and turned her head in the opposite direction with a slightly grimace. "Yeah, im ready" she bit hard on her lip to hold in the snarl before following him in the direction he began in.
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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 12:02 pm
Draven nodded and started walking, keeping his pace not as fast as he'd normally walk so she could keep up. He was obviously not used to company and his thoughts were roaming, which was proven when he nearly stumbled from a sudden incline in the pavement. "So..." He said aloud, not wanting the walk to be quiet, "...how was your day so far?" He looked back as he asked, thinking it would be rude to stare straight ahead while talking.
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