Brad gave her a strange look, but nodded. "Alright.. let's go." He whispered.
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" can I have a kiss before we go" she asked
"Of course love." He smiled, turning back to face her best he could. "If that's all, you just have to ask."
She got off the bike and kissed him
He stood, kissing her back lovingly. A warm smile was on his lips, as hers' were pressed against his.
She pulled away and climbed back and on the bike
"Better now?" He asked, turning and petting her cheek.
She nodded resting her head on his back
He smiled, and started the engine. "Hold on tight love."
She wrapped her arms around him her drink held against him
"OK princess, let's go~" He hummed as he drove off across the street.
She closed her eyes
"It's right there sweet thang." He hummed, smiling softly.
She opened her eyes and looked at him
He pulled into a parking spot, shutting off the harley. "I'll go with you."
She took her helmet off and took a sip of her Carmel frappe
"Go ahead and lead, I'll follow you." He whispered, taking her hand in his.
She laced thier fingers and started walking
'She's so pretty…' His thoughts wandered, and he smiled at the beautiful girl. She was sweet, and kind, and everything he could ever ask for. How he had managed to treat her wrong, was beyond him.
She continued walking untill she saw something
"You find it?" He asked, glancing over to the playground set.
" No" she said looking over to where he was looking
"What is it then?" He asked, snapping his gaze from where he had put her next clue.
" it's at the playground?" She asked
"Maybe?" He said, looking her up and down. He wasn't going to push on the matter from before.
She walked over to the playground as she took a sip
At the end of a slide, was a bath and body works bag, a note taped to the front of it. In the bag, was perfume, lotion, body wash, and a candle of her favorite scent.
" found it" she said walking over to it she opened the bag and smiled her bright smile before reading the note
The note was had fancier writing than the last, and read: I've run out of rhymes, to tell you this time. But I have a gift, somewhere close by.
"That one might be difficult." He shrugged, walking over to a park bench, and sat down.
Caroline walked over to him with a smile