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Yuki looked back at her and nodded, "Okay. Sorry."
Yuki looked back at the water, and smiled. It was so peaceful. Yuki put his arm around Terri and said, "What a nice night..."

Yuki sighed. He'd never had such a quiet night in his life. He liked it. If being old ment this, then he'd gladly turn sixty nine.

Yuki nodded, and put his head on hers. Smiling he said, "We're almost there..."
Yuki put his hand on Terri's leg and started to rub it gently. Sighing, he closed his eyes. He could fall asleep right here if he wanted to.

Yuki's moment of quiet time with Terri was over as they started to reach the shore. Getting out the rope, he swung it towards the pike that was in the ground, and looped it. Pulling them in, he smiled and said, "Time for some fun!"

Yuki took out a boombox that ran on batteries and smiled, "Well. We can dance if you want. I brought a s**t load of music."
Taking out a stake of CDs that was almost as tall as Yuki he said, "Don't ask how I got them in the boat. It took some spells and... Yeah."

Yuki smiled and said, "That and we can just spend time together. That to me is the most fun. Some alone time. We could get to know each other... Better."
Yuki looked at the sky and said, "I thought that it might be fun... I dunno, do you have anything in mind?"

Yuki shrugged and said, "No biggie."
Yuki threw a blanket across the sand and put the things on it. Yuki sat down on it and sighed heavily.

Yuki's red eyes glew and his hair turned to an off-gray coloring. Turning on Red Jumpsuit Apperatus' Gaurdian Angel, he said, "I think that this should be our song... It reprensents me to you so much."
Yuki started to sing it softly, his voice mello.

Terri laid back putting her hands behind her head as she listened to the music. It had been so long since she had listened to anything, which was strange considering how major music was in her life. The last band she had listened to had been the one Van and a few of their friends had formed. "Sounds good to me." She closed her eyes still listening to it like it were some sort of lost treasure just found recently.

Terri opened her eyes, "My mother was a spell weaver and my father a battle seer of amazing ability, I got both of their gifts when I was born. We lived in this small town in Ireland in a large house that had all of our family living in it. As I grew up I learned how to weave spells like my mother but was never really taught how to control my seer side or interpret the visions I got from them. Another family lived in the town in a larger mansion. That was where Van lived. At first e seemed odd but after a while we became freinds and he even started to hang out with my other friend. They formed a band at one point and became decently famous in our side of the country but then things went wrong." She paused for a moment taking in a slight breath before continuing, "I was at a barn concert where they were the opening act and Van's family decided to preform a raid on my family. All that's left are the ashes and a few bricks. My family was annihilated. I went through a few government programs for a year and then wound up here." She had no problem telling her story about the destruction of her family mainly because it was her way of coping with the tragedy and that she saws no reason of hiding it from anybody either.