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Jesse raised a hand...

"I'll come along, Kari!" Jesse said with a wide smile on his face.

He was never good with large crowds... not the least bit... and he had been loving the salty spray of the sea.

 

He pushed through a couple people, "Ooops... sorry... pardon me." he mumbled, finally getting to Kari.

"To many people make me feel claustrophobic." he said with a sour face.

Hands in his pockets, he followed Kari out the door.

sikun looked over and lookedat her he had trune his head phoon's off to listen to what she said he looked at her for aminut then stood up she was already clous to him she was right there next him he truned to face her and he put his arm;s around her "..that's not what you came here to say..is it."he swipred that into her ear then he looked over at the sea agian and back at her"..wil ify ou wont...ill come with you..."he stood there with his hand's in his pocket's now waitign to hear her answer him he stood there with his hoodie on "..i wonder why she stoped in the middle of what she was about to say will any way"he was thinkign then he stoped as he waitng for her

((TSUNDERE TIEM! 8D))

 

Xandra could feel herself blushing as Sikun held her.

sikun looked ath e but didnt smile he started walking and got next to her"..will then let's go.."his voice was cold alittle as he walked he got a little bord soo he put his hand's on the rilllooking over the side of the boat he could see thing's jumping out of the water he looked over at her ".......i wonder where we are going this itme i think it's the abll room...will what ever it is.."he was thinkign as he walked next to her a group of people passed by them making xandra get clouser to sikun on while he was on the edge of the rail he looked ath er then back at the people but stoped and keep walking next to her

As soon as she walked out the doorway and the sea breeze hit her face, it was like her little slice of heaven. She walked up to the rail and leaned on it, laying her head back. She grinned as the wind blew on her hair.

 

Kari took a deep breath and sighed. "Man. That's just perfect..." She turned her head looked at Jesse with her shiny blue eyes. "Miss me much? Hahaha!" Kari said sarcastically as she smiled wildly, letting her teeth show.

They were silent as they made their way to the ballroom. Xandra ran a hand through her hair, and then tucked part of it behind her ear. Oh my god, this is so boring and awkward! What could I say, what could I say

sikun didnt look at her for aminut he stoped then started walkign agian keeping up with her he finally truend and looked ather with a normal face on".....sp,ewjat enjoying it you made it more wild i can say that ..."he looked at her face he could tell that smile was fake but he thougt it was a little cute that she was playing wih her hair"you can stop the smile it wont work on me ....but your hair is nice you know...i see you playign with i"his voice had some sweetness in it but still cold as evert

Lexi turned and from her remaining friends and scanned the ball room. She stumbled back a step when a boy with spikey blonde accidentaly crashed into her. He grabbed Lexi's arms to steady her. "I'm so sorry!" He gushed. "I really should have--" She couldn't hear a word he said after that. (Ohmahgawd) She thought in awe. (He's cuter than Zac and Johnny!)

 

((Fail post is fail. Sorry, I'm on iPhone))

((Haha, like the titanic owo))

Jesse came up beside her... letting the crisp, cool air spray across his face.

It was refreshing, filling him with a calm feeling. A rare serenity...

Whether it was the atmosphere, or the the person he was with, he wasn't sure.

"It is perfect..." he said to her, unable to draw his gaze from her gorgeous eyes.

Her smile had always been the one that stood out among his friends, and it made him even happier to see her with it on.

His friends happiness was equal to his own.

"Yes, Yes I did miss you..." he answered her, finally.

Kari blinked and her smile faded for a second. And just as quickly as her smile went away, it came back.

"Haha! Thanks! I missed you too!" She got off of the rail and stood next to her friend. She looked to the ocean that blended to perfectly in her eyes and smiled wider. She turned back to Jesse and wrapped her arms around him. "Thanks for coming." She said softly in his ear.

 

((I'm about to go into class so RoxSox can control my character. Don't kill her or raep her. ))

((Is scared to do so... D8))

Jesse's breath excaped him as her warm breath tickled the sensitive skin on his ear.

He was a bit afraid to at first, but his arms embraced her in return nonetheless.

"You guys are my friends... why wouldn't I come?" he replied, his voice coarse.

This was the first time they had been so close... and though Jesse wouldnt admit to it, he actually had been wanting this for a long time.

He unwillingly broke their embrace, but his hands still grasped on to her shoulders.

"It's good to see you, Kari."

Kari stared at him with her sapphire eyes for a minute, motionlessly. She blinked and came to her senses. Kari blushed and flicked Jesse's forehead with her index finger making him let her go. Then, crossed her arms and buried her head in her shoulders to prevent him from seeing her flushed face.

"E-enough with all the mushy stuff." Kari yelled with her voice trembling.

Lexi swallowed, and stammered. "Uh, t-thanks," She pulled away, and walked swiftly towards the ballroom doors. She reached up, and had to shove on the door to get it open. "Darn fancy-shmancy door. These fancy-shmancy people are getting more on my nerves than my foster parents." She saw Kari and Jesse, barely a few inches a part. She ran over, waving her arms.

 

"Ugh, those doors are so annoying! Why do they have to be so darn big and heavy!? I mean, what is so exciting about big and heavy doors? Seriously!? All they do is get in people's way. Would it kill them to have a doorman if they want to be all fancy-like?" She noticed they weren't paying much attention to her, both blushing tomato red. "Oh, did I mess up a moment?"

Soon everyone seemed to disperse and Dahlia was left alone. Ignored like usual. But she didn't mind. Instead she smiled to herself and pushed her way through the crowd, wanting to get to her cabin so she could rest. Lately, she had been feeling exhausted and out of breath.

 

While trying to get through the crowd, she got pushed back by some unknown stranger and fell back on her butt.

 

"Ow," she muttered.

 

She got back up and continued to walk, hands in her pockets.

Jesse just stared at Lexi in disbelief before his cheeks turned a scarlett color.

He swung around to face the ocean, a hand on the back of his head.

That was so stupid of me... to think for a moment that someone wouldn't ruin the moment, he thought to himself...

 

He scanned their faces one more time before he sighed and walked back towards the ballroom.

Hands in his pockets, the music blaring, he retreated to the other exit over on the other side of the room...

The door, upon opening it, led to a staircase, which led to a platform that hovered a hundred feet or so above the deck.

He walked to the side railing... looking out into the ocean.

The sun was beginning to set, it's orange and red rays of ligt shining radiantly over entire ship.

Lexi watched as Jesse walked away, his cheeks bright red. She giggled, seeing Kari's in the exact same shade. "I should ruin the moment more often." She laughed. "It's more entertaining then being caught by--um, you know, never mind." She glanced at Kari, and smiled. "I'm going to go talk to Jesse. I haven't seen any of you guys in so long." Her grin grew. "And give you a chance to cool down."

 

She jogged after Jesse. "Hey!" She slowed to a brisk walk as one of the crew members passed her, balancing a platter of cocktails, glaring at her. This time she yelled more lowly. "Jesse! Hey, wait up!" (Oh boy) She thought, glancing down and biting her lip. (I'm really high up. I don't like heights...)

The sunset was captivating... and in his trance, he didn't really acknowledge that she was there.

The wind kicked up... spraying lightly over his face. A revigorating feeling... His blush faded as a small smile spread over his cheeks. He swung around to face Lexi, "Hey there, Lex." he said with a casual wave as if nothing had happened.

 

He leaned back against the railing, picking an apple out of a fruit basket on the table.

He motioned the apple toward her, "Wanna bite?"

"Sure," Lexi grinned. "So," She weighed the apple in one hand. She giggled. "Did I spoil a moment?" She bounced the apple between her hands. "Hmm..." She pretended to think. "Kari and Jesse... cute," She approved, and then remembered how high up she was. She practically glued herself to the railing. "Oh, darn it, we're high..." Lexi murmered, struggling not to freak out. "I hate heights." She muttered, and then looked at Jesse, managing to smile despire her fear of heights. (I'm not high above the water. Nope. Not high enough that when I fall I'll drown or be killed on impact. Nope. Nothing to worry about.) She laughed. "Kari and Jesse, sittin' in a tree! K-I-S-S-I-N-G!"

"I'm honestly not even sure what just happened, Lexi." He told her with a sigh.

Jesse had been fond of Kari for a while... and all this was taking him by surprise.

"I just remember flashes... you know? It all happens so fast."

 

He walked past her, getting another apple from the basket, as she more then likely didnt plan on giving hers back.

Biting into it, his voice became a bit hard to understand.

"I menph... I gsh My knduv lish her"

"Ah," Lexi nodded sympathetically. "You menph... you gsh your knduv lish her." She rolled her eyes. "I can speak, lemme see, ahm, American. But that's not in the dictonary." She glanced downwards again, and her stomach churned. "Um, can we go down a level or two or ten? I REALLY don't like heights..." She murmered, and bit her lip.

 

The apple slipped from Lexi's grip. She reached to catch it, but it plummeted down at least thirty desks. Directly underneath them were the doors to the ballroom. The waiter who'd been carrying the cocktail platter walked out, his tray now empty. "Move!" She yelled, but too late. The apple landed on his tray, flipped it out of his hand and onto his head. She spun to face Jesse. "Right, let's go."

Jesse facepalmed, and with a deep sigh, fled for the door.

He pushed it open and motioned for her to come on...

"Ladies first" he said, forcing her through the door.

Beside the stair case, there was a railing.

"Hmm... on a scale of one to ten... how badly do you want to be on the base level?" he asked...

 

What he was about to do was something he always did in his Grandmothers mansion... which was slide down the bannisters. It was face paced, and far better then an elevator.

"Because, it's quite simple..." he said with a smile.

He swung his leg over the left hand bannister, planting a foot against the wall to hold his place.

"Come on, Come on..." he said, growing impatient.

She glanced down at the waitor. He was shaking a shattered champagne glass at them, cursing in Italian. She was thankful she didn't know any Italian. Lexi bit her lip. "Um... are you sure we won't fall?" (Well, anyway to get me down from here faster.) She thought. (I can't believe I managed to stay up here this long without screaming and running around in circles, screaming that if men asked for directions, it was a sign of the apocalypse and other random but oh-so-true psycho babble.)

 

"Right..." Lexi jumped onto the banister beside Jesse. She glanced at the waitor one last time, now chucking the remains of the shattered glasses at them. He was about a million miles short, and his eyes grew wide as the tray he threw flipped and came back, hitting him on the head again. Lexi looked back at Jesse. "If I die, I blame you."

Finally Dahlia got to the deck. She sighed in relief.

 

"I thought I was never going to get out of there," she told herself. Though in the process of pushing through the crowd, she was pushed back and her hair and clothing were messy. She quickly fixed herself up.

 

For some reason she started feeling uneasy. The rocking of them boat... She started to feel sick.

 

"I knew there was a reason I hated boats!" She quietly cursed. Her stomach became uneasier.

 

She decided to quickly get to her cabin so if she threw up, it would be in privacy. She didn't want to embarass herself.

Controlling the speed and direction of their ascent with distrubutions of weight was the key to Bannister sliding... and Jesse was an expert.

People passing by would watch in amazement as two blurry shapes sped past...

They were nearing the bottom, and if Jesse didn't slow them down, wipeout was imminent.

He dragged his feet against the wall, no avail. Dragged them across the ground, no avail.

No other choice... he thought...

He drove them sideways while on a straight stretch of railing.

He swung his leg over the bannister, making it so both were to one side...

He planted both feet on the ground, and they managed to skid to a halt.

Xandra blushed again and looked away.