Max loved Roxanne, to him, she was perfection. From her laugh, to her smile, to the way her hues shone in the low light of the moon. How she put up with his nonsense without a bat of her eye, putting him, and other’s, in their place when they forgot who they were talking to.
It’s what he adored about her. It’s also why she sometimes got on her nerves, because that stubborn attitude made her unbearably bratty at times. He put up with it, of course, but it didn’t mean it didn’t annoy him at sometimes. Especially when he desperately wanted to sleep.
However, her stubborn attitude outshines his. He supposes he can sneak in a power nap somewhere, he’s used to running on only a few minutes of rest. It’s probably why he always looks like on the verge of death.
Standing up straight, he places his hands on his back, and presses down from his lower spine. Pushing himself up onto his tip toes, he stretched out until his back loudly cracked, fur left a little fluffed thanks to it. Collapsing in on himself, Max yawns, only being a bit dramatic. He doesn’t comment on how he’s glad she’s okay with Starducks. It’s all he can really afford, mostly thanks to his abysmal budgeting skills.
With a tired smile adorning his muzzle, he lightly laughs at the sweet peck he’s given, alongside that perfect grin he found himself admiring more often than not. Tail wags behind him, a slow swish from side to side that he doesn’t even bother to try and hide,
“I love you too Roxanne,” His words are laced with a soft laugh, “C’mon, we should get going before it gets busy.”
Grabbing his insulin and wallet, he heads towards the dorm rooms door. A gentle as always, Max opens the door, bowing and gesturing for her to go out before him. A bit of a ‘goofy’ move, perhaps, but he’s begin to just accept some of the sillier things he does as apart of his nature; they’re something he should embrace, not fight against. Besides, it’s only polite to let Roxanne go first.
Outside, white gloved fingers are quick to find their place, interlocked within her own. Smile grows far brighter, fur looking even more puffed. Being around Roxanne made his stomach a flutter, his heart beat faster. He still, on some level, can’t believe she was his girlfriend.
“It feels like forever since I’ve seen you Rox,” Max feels himself beaming like the sun above them, “How have you been?”
Roxanne smiled to herself. I win.
The auburn canine slipped her shoes on while Max gathered the rest of his stuff for the couple to depart. A sweet smile crossed her face at the chivalrous gesture. She gave a small bow to Max, “Thank you, kind sir.” She responded in a teasing accent followed by a giggle before stepping out of the room into the hall.
Despite how goofy his actions were,
Max always tend to come off charming
which she adored. His efforts were minor
but made a major impact on her heart. It’s
why she loved him so much today. The
little efforts were worth the three hour
drives and the personality clashes. Roxanne
let her hand fall to her side. Like clockwork,
she felt the warmth of her lover’s glove clad
hand link with hers. It was magnetic and natural.
Every time their hands found each other
confirmed that their love was real. They were
on the same wavelength after all this time, it
was a reality check for her at times.
It WAS forever since they had seen each other. The time apart drove her crazy. But times like this gave the two plenty to speak on. It kept them from getting bored with each other. It was the only positive Roxanne found with their long distance relationship. Roxanne grinned and shrugged her shoulders. “I’m a lot better now that I’m here with you. But even before then, things have been okay. Not super anxious about my exams now that they’re done. I’m really trying to get some more work for the summer at the Spoonerville park so I can work on the events for town. So there’s been a bit of stress over that. Though if I can help Daddy out in any way, that’s enough for me. Not to mention, Stacey’s actually coming home this time so that’s something to look forward to.”
Roxanne did miss home. There was simplicity in the town of Spoonerville. Back home everything wasn’t so big in comparison to going out to University. There were times where
She looked back up at him, “But that’s enough about me -- I want to know what you’ve been up to now that your X-games season is over.”
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