“we are. i guess my algorithm is either flawed, i’m biased or…” or maybe this means something. bailey didn’t say it aloud though, instead, she felt herself blush. if anybody else even spent one minute with her and jaxon, she was sure they’d throw up. the two grinned far too big at each other, and always sat so close, as if they physically couldn’t have any distance between them. it was still relatively new, the pair of them, together. but bailey knew something, someone, special, when she saw it. “stop, i like it!” bailey said, with a light laugh, reaching up to tug his hands away. her hands cupped his face, before brushing up to his soft hair, smile still in place on her lips as she shook her head in amusement at jaxon.
“thank you.” she flushed red, looking down at said dress, and placing her head atop jaxon’s as he rested his head on her shoulder. their hands clasped together, fingers intertwining. this was a perfect night, in her opinion. “yeah, i… didn’t know where else to pick, but in your application you said you liked the stars, so i thought it would be appropriate.” she said, still shaking her head at how she had been so dumb as to not guess that was jaxon. “i don’t wanna be here with anyone else either.” bailey whispered out, turning her head slightly, as it lay on his still, to look at him. “oh gosh- i- i totally know. i was going to text you and say… something. i don’t know what.” she laughed, clearly not having thought it through. “but it’s okay, we both know it woulda been platonic, and- and for a good cause.” she told him, lifting her head up in order to pull the picnic basket closer, and open it. “but now it’s even better because it’s not platonic but it’s- it’s still for a good cause.” bailey grinned, “are - are you hungry? i made some food. i hope you like it. i really tried to stay on the safe side, so anybody would like it.”
“——— or maybe it is better than you thought!” his heart was racing at the idea of the results meaning more than just their answers being similar to eachother paired with a good computer software. he didn’t dare to say it. after all they were still barely starting their relationship, and jaxon was so in love with the idea of love. his bias was so obvious for someone that always denies believing in fate. “i think i like yours a lot better, it fits you so well too. why did you pick it?” he scrunched up his nose ever so slightly as she played with his hair. it was weirdly relaxing whenever she did it, it made him feel reassured and accepted. not a bad thing at all, he wished she’d do it more often.
he giggled softly. “it’s nothing, babe.” he felt so giddy all of a sudden. he missed feeling this happy and being with her. it had been a busy couple of weeks he hadn’t had the time to stop, breathe or do anything that wasn’t school related. it was more than nice to be able to do his favorite thing with his favorite person. “oh... i don’t remember exactly what i wrote down. i’m pretty sure i was really vague though. but yeah, this is perfect, even if we hadn’t ended up together the familiar place would have been good. it would have made everything better and i— i’d have thought of you.” he said the last part almost in a whisper, tracing senseless patterns on her hand with his thumb. “i was planning on calling you afterwards to tell you everything” he said with a small laugh, “but yeah, in the end it would have been fine. the swim team is worth it. besides, you’re right... we somehow ended up together, we’re supporting a good cause and we’re here now, that’s all that matters.” he lifted his head from her shoulder to take a look inside the basket. all of it looked so good. if he wasn’t that hungry before he definitely was now. “just a bit, i’m sure i’ll like anything you make though... do you want to eat now? just so that we can talk more afterwards.”
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