A Second Meeting

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
All that sand was pretty heavy on Hunter, she can tell. Apparently Hunter thought so as well.

"How's it coming along? I can't really see anything." Niamh couldn't help but smile a little, trying to contain her giggles. Oh, his face when she tells him. Wiping the sand off her hands, Niamh leaned closer to Hunter, her smile as wide as the Cheasure Cat's.

"I'm too tired to finish da rest so I think I'll leave ya like dis. Is dat 'kay?" She asked innocently, giving him a puppy-dog look.

 

 

"I'm too tired to finish da rest so I think I'll leave ya like dis. Is dat 'kay?" Hunter's eyes turned to suspicious slits at Niamh's puppy dog eyes. He knew that look. He pulled it whenever he did something and wanted to play it off. He lifted his head even more, breaking off the hardened sand around his neck in an effort to see what Niamh had done to him. He still couldn't see it but it sure as hell wasn't Superman.

"Niamh what did you do?" He asked, meeting her eyes and seeing that wide Chesire Cat smile. She definitely did something.

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
"Niamh what did you do?" Oh god, he seemed mad. And the sand didn't hold him down like she thought it would. It only slowed him down but didn't stop him and Niamh was going to get it. Her smile turned into a nervous face and she found herself becoming uneasy.

"Uh, nothing!" With that, the girl darted to her feet, dashing away from where Hunter was. She wasn't fast enough to out run him hit she enjoyed a good run.

 

 

When Niamh ran away, he got up carefully and tried to slide out so he could see what Niamh made on him with the same. He failed but he could still see the idea of what she sculpted. And he was right. It wasn't Superman. Hunter ran after her, sprinting as he caught up to her easily. He ran along side her instead of having her stop.

"You little liar," Hunter laughed out, trying to catch his breath while he still ran. "That wasn't Superman."

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
She could hear Hunter following her and eventually he was running right next to her. Niamh slowed down into a stop and turned around to face the boy. He looked pissed.

"Ya are right. It's supposed to be.." She trailed off, giggling a little before continuing. "It's a mermaid with weird boobs, like ya said earlier. What are ya gonna do, punish me?" The blonde clamped a hand over her mouth, oh why did she say that?

 

 

"It's a mermaid with weird boobs, like ya said earlier. What are ya gonna do, punish me?" Hunter groaned, throwing his head back a little as he kept running. He perked up when Niamh jokingly suggested a punishment and grinned at her. He caught her arm and tugged her backwards and started tickling her vigorously like he had done before. He gave her a full on kiss on the mouth before he pulled away quickly.

"And no more kisses." Hunter stated with a smirk.

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
Even though she tried, Hunter managed to grab her arm and tug her back so he was facing her. His fingers tickled her sides rapidly and Niamh started laughing uncontrollably. Her and her big mouth. Next thing you know Hunter's lips came in contact with hers before pulling back. She would've kissed back but she was more interested in controlling her breathing.

"And no more kisses." Niamh smiled a breathless smile at this. It wasn't much of a punishment.

"Alright, I can live with dat. Can ya?" She taunted, crossing her arms.

 

 

"Alright, I can live with dat. Can ya?" Niamh retorted with her arms crossed. Aw, it didn't have the effect on her he wish it'd have. Hm he'd just have to improvise.

"Of course I can. Afterall, I didn't say something I couldn't handle." Hunter responded with an easy smile. He kind of started to regret it though since kissing Niamh was nice. Oh what was he saying? Darn hormones. He's kissed people before and it wasn't like Niamh was his girlfriend or anything.

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
"Of course I can. Afterall, I didn't say something I couldn't handle." Niamh felt hurt at that. And with that easy smile he was sporting, she should. He sounded like he didn't even like her kisses. Turning around with her arms still crossed, she huffed.

"If ya can handle dat, dan maybe I shouldn't give ya any more, now should I?" Oops, that might be a little mean.

 

 

"If ya can handle dat, dan maybe I shouldn't give ya any more, now should I?" He didn't really have a good answer to that. On one hand, he had his pride and on the other hand he had his- whatever it was. Feelings? Oh screw it, he sucked at trying to be mean. Hunter wrapped his arms around her from behind and propped his chin on her shoulder.

"Okay forget I said that then cause I do like your kisses." He admitted, pecking her cheek.

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
Arms were wrapped around Niamh and she was pulled against a body. It was obviously Hunter but she didn't turn around, just smiled at the kindness in his voice. For some reason she couldn't stay mad at him, even if she was terribly mad at him.

"Okay forget I said that then cause I do like your kisses." He admitted with a cheek kiss. Niamh smiled, turning around so she was facing him, a genuine smile on her face. She returned the favor and kissed both of his cheeks.

"Kay, I can't stay mad at ya." she admitted as well.

 

 

"Kay, I can't stay mad at ya." Niamh confessed as well. Hunter grinned and held her hands with his own as she kissed both of his cheeks.

"I guess I'm just bad at punishments," He sighed. "It just backfires."

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
The air around the two obviously lifted, Niamh could tell by the way Hunter smiled. She blushed as he took her hands in his and as he started to talk.

"I guess I'm just bad at punishments," He said with a sigh. "It just backfires."

"Ya convinced me, thats for sure." Niamh admitted with a giggle as a gust of air blew past to two. Thanks to Hunter's sweatshirt, Niamh's arms were warm but her legs weren't. She shivered, leaning closer to Hunter's touch, trying to get warmer.

"I-I'm a wee bit cold." Niamh stated.

 

 

"I-I'm a wee bit cold." Niamh said with a shiver, leaning closer to him. Hunter gave her his sweater but that didn't cover her legs. No doubt she'd be cold since: 1.) Her jeans were still damp 2.) It was getting dark and 3.) The wind was acting up. He didn't know what he could do besides giving her his pants which was not what he was going to do.

"You're always cold," He teased with a small laugh. "There anything I can do?"

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
You're always cold," The teasing tone in his voice made Niamh fake pout. "There anything I can do?" Well...unless you can make Boreas stop making it colder, than there's nothing you can do. Niamh thought before shaking her head. It would be silly to ask him that. Be better if went back to her cabin.

"P-Perhaps we should head back to out cabins." The blonde suggested while shivering, a sneeze coming after. Let's hope she's not catching a cold.

 

 

"P-Perhaps we should head back to out cabins." Niamh suggested and Hunter winced when she sneezed. He nodded in agreement and stood by her side with a comforting arm around her shoulder to keep them close. Maybe it wasn't all that great of an idea to go into the water.

"Yeah, that's a good idea. I hope you don't get sick." He replied as he walked them along the shore to the direction of the camp. They'd have to walk for a while seeing that the cabins were in the middle of camp and they were all the way on the coast. Sometimes going to the beach was a pain in the butt.

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
Hunter wrapped an arm around Niamh and they started to make their way back to the Aphrodite cabin. Niamh layed her head on top of his shoulder, he was radiating some warm heat. It was just a pain that they'd have to walk a long way to get back to camp.

"I had a lot of fun today. Hopefully we can do it again." She didn't say as a date though, but she really wanted it to be a date.

 

 

"I had a lot of fun today. Hopefully we can do it again." Niamh said as they walked side by side. He nodded and nudged her shoulder with his own lightly as he looked down at her face with a grin.

"Alright, we'll call it a date." Hunter stated as he looked back up ahead. He adjusted his shoulder a bit when she laid his head on it so it might be more comfortable and yawned. What time was it? Probably around 8 now. His mind went back to the thought of them going to see the Northern Lights and he blushed a bit, what a wild declaration out of nowhere. But he did wanna go and see them with her. Maybe they could talk about it next time.

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
"Alright, we'll call it a date." Wait what? Niamh looked up at Hunter with a shocked expression. Sure, she wanted this to be a date but she didn't think that Hunter would think so. It gave her a bubbly feeling at the thought of them going on another date.

"Cant wait for the next one." Niamh said softly, pecking his cheek teasingly.

 

 

Hunter raised his eyebrow when he saw Niamh's shocked expression. Did she not consider this a date? Maybe she just wanted to come out and meet as friends today. But then again, friends didn't really just kiss so often like they did today. So maybe she was happy about it. Or was she? He was broken out of his inner rambling when Niamh kissed his cheek saying, "Cant wait for the next one."

"Hm and when will that be?" He smiled with an mischievous look. Hopefully she didn't get a cold or get sick before then. Thinking about that, he leaned closer to her for warmth's sake.

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
"Hm and when will that be?" The mischievous look on Hunter's face made Nimah smile but blush slightly. She actually had no idea. Maybe they should go out've camp like they had said they would. But then again, its too soon for them to go out've camp, they only met a while ago. Anyway, she had nothing right now.

"Perhaps ya should pick it." Niamh said with a small shrug, just as her cabin came into view. She still found it funny how their cabins were right next to each other. It still saddened her a little though that their time together was shortened now.

"Well, this is ma stop." Niamh shrugged, looking right at Hunter.

 

 

"Well, this is ma stop." Niamh said with a shrug, looking at him. He nodded mouthing 'right' and removed his arm off her shoulder. He leaned back on one foot and tapped the ground with his other foot rapidly with his hands shoved in his pockets. He didn't know why but whenever his time was up with Niamh, he was more awake than ever despite the fatigue of sleep getting to him. He acted like it was the last time he was going to see her even though she was barely fifty feet away.

Hunter walked closer to her and took his hands out of his pockets, catching her face with them and placing his lips on hers. After a while, he pulled away and placed another quick one on her forehead.

"G'night." He grinned with a wave as he turned away and hopped off the threshold of her cabin and onto the ground. He glanced back one more time and winked before skipping over to his own cabin right next door.

 

 

You've got a smile that will light up this whole town

 

With out you, tomorrow wouldn't be worth the wait and yesterday wouldn't be worth remembering.

 
 

 
As soon as the words left her lips, Hunter came closer, not an inch away from their bodies. His hands found her cheeks and his lips were planted on hers. Niamh smiled into the kiss, her hands on his chest. Normally she ignites the kiss but she likes it when Hunter starts them.

"G'night." Niamh mumbled back as Hunter slipped away, giving her a wink and a glance before skipping, yes skipping back to his cabin. The blush on Niamh's face was defiantly noticeable as she walked right into her cabin, the smell of sea salt still on her body. She'd just take a shower in the morning.