I know....I thought it was cool and epic...
"I don't know, she seriously never told me what I had all she said was 'you need lots of rest' and she would never let me out of bed." said Kairi weakily, her color was completely drained.
hahaha yeah right, Why do you need an adult when you have an ninja???? *gets up off of you*
"No, I'm fine, I'm just tired." said Kairi she smiled, she was fairly dizzy, and was slowly loseing color. Kairi coughed but said once agian, "I'm fine."
Kairi nodded, she let him kiss her, and then looked down slightly she smiled weakily agian, her face was some what pale.
"I promise." said Kairi, "If anything happens I will call you and I hope you can trust me about this."
*growls and tackles you*
"I know my brother stays out late, but I'll be fine if you leave. I'm seriously not that bad anymore." said Kairi she smiled weakily, and then coughed agian.
*punches pilow* bad steve....
yeah...we could probable pick up tomarrow during the meteor shower." said Kairi smiling weakily and then coughing into her hand.
Waaaaa????
"What is?" said Kairi looking back up at Sota, she was smileing slightly, still playing around with his fingers.
"Well...I feel safer around you thats why, and when we are alone No one can really hurt me..well that is mostly emotionally." said Kairi she smile slightly looking down at where their hands were.
that was the one i was pictureing...:D
kairi leaned on sota she didn't feel nervous any more, surpriseingly, she laughed, "yeah that was a good thing." she played around with sota's fingers under the blankets.
what movie did you watch?
OOC: Is it okay if I make two more characters? Felix was leaning against the school building hiding from the girl that have been following him since he first came to the school. He was watching as a crowd of people came out of the school. He then saw the rat, great...he always has to be ahead of me.
Kairi kissed him back, but then pulled away coughing. She looked at him smileing. "Sorry about that." said Kairi.
yeah, samde here...
yeap...:D....
