It was one of those late nights Rochelle couldn't sleep, a few days before Christmas. Her tiny, cheap little apartment was decorated with cheap little holiday decorations. There were multi-colored christmas lights running along the lines of the windows, those festive tin cookie jars, yada yada. It was nothing too gaudy and nothing too expensive
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He breathed out a sigh as he neared Rochelle's place, just was going to invite himself in. Needed a place to crash and hey... maybe give her her Christmas presents a little bit earlier.
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The CD had changed over to a song she had particularly liked, and she absentmindly started swaying her hips to it in a lazy little dance and hummed along with it.
Oh ho.
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"Oh god."
She took a deep breath, though nothing very dramnatic. She put her free hand over her chest, the other still holding the camera. She leaned on the railing, still outside on the patio past the sliding glass door.
"I thought I locked that door."
But she got over it fast, and looked at him with a tired-but-genuine smile. "Merry Christmas, you scared the shit out of me."
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He took a step closer, shrugging. "Got you a gift or two."
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The snow stayed in her hands, though, and she used both free hands now to put it up into a ball. A small ball, but one she could toss up and down a second before fake-innocently tossing at Nick.
"See?"
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"C'mon, don't."
He didn't think that'd work, really. Shit, he hated snow and snowballs and sorta-girlfriends who liked to threaten things like throwing them and splash fights in the sewer. When the snowball hit, he took a step back, hissing. She had a good aim.
It hit him right in the face. "S-shit, that's cold!"
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TEE.
HEE.
Oh, and splash fights in the sewer. She liked those.
She didn't expect it'd actually hit him in the face, though. Okay, she was AIMING for his face but she figured he would, you know, actually block it. He didn't, and it sent her laughing and putting up a hand to cover her laugh but she couldn't because she was LAUGHING to bad.
"Oh, I'm sorry!" MAYBE?
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"You're not sorry at all, so don't even try it." He took a few steps closer to her, arch a brow. "I think I deserve a little something for that, honey."
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She used a free hand and helped brush snow off his face. "Like what? I'm guessing I don't get presents anymore?"
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"Mmm, you still get the presents," he murmured, leaning in for a kiss. "Think you can come up with some way to make it up to me though..."
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Nevertheless she slinked her arms around his neck. The slightly shit eating grin on her face dissapeared briefly as she kissed him back.
"You don't even get tired of the usual way, do you? Besides, I only threw a snowball at you." Not that she was protesting.
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He grinned a little bit himself. "What's there to get tired of? C'mon, are you saying you are 'cause I ain't heard any complaints."
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Tilting her head back, that smile was still on her face as she drummed her fingers idly against the back of his neck. "I'm not tired of anything, but is that all you came over for, or are you just mad about the snowball?"
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"You like coming over for that third part a lot, especially when I'm in sweatpants and no makeup on. Not that I'm complaining."
Her eyes opened and had that mischevious look in her eye again. "So what'd you get me again?"
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