As though Kaylee would leave him alone on Halloween. Please.

She arrived in costume, holding not only her bag for the weekend but a little tote of candy (because if they didn't go trick-or-treating, she didn't wanna miss out!) and a pair of boppy things the silver ones omg for Ned. She didn't think she could get him into costume, but she was going ( Read more... )

Ever since she'd woken up this morning, Kaylee had been a bit...well, restless might be the best word for it. She'd been trying to work on some projects, but kept getting sidetracked. Granted, her sidetracked-ness stemmed from things like the sensitivity of her skin (she had no idea what was up with that) and how her pillow had smelled appealingly ( Read more... )

Kaylee knew that when one was dating someone as shy as Ned, one had to make concessions in the form of not going out every night, and staying in to cuddle and watch TV on some nights ( Read more... )

Kaylee had not ordered Chinese food. No, no, that was way too easy. When Ned had expressed interest in celebrating Chinese New Year with her, she'd decided that she'd actually cook for him ( Read more... )

Kaylee was slowly coming to the realization that seasons were changing and colors were getting prettier outside, and pretty soon she was gonna have to stop wearing cute clothes that showed as much skin ( Read more... )

Kaylee...was still a raccoon ( Read more... )

It was very, very sudden ( Read more... )