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@thatvincentkid-camryn
She smiled. Acelyn knew this was a sign, but it maybe it wasnât. David and his brother were totally different, but similar is ways as well. Yet she liked felt glad to know that she wasnât the only one who had lost him.
He knew it probably wasn't the best idea, but he had to ask. "How'd you meet David?" Cam put both his hands on Elliot's legs to make sure he wouldn't fall and he felt the boy messing around on his shoulders.
Camryn laughed slightly, keeping his hands on the boyâs legs. âItâll be fine.â He stated, he began to walk on the walking trail, motioning for Acelyn to follow him as he walked. âAll boys make messes, just the littler ones know how to do it correctly.â He stated, giving Elliot a fist bump at the awesome reply.
She nodded. When he motioned for her to follow, Acelyn complied. âYou sure?â She looked at with a questioning look. Her eyes moved to the child who was playing with Camrynâs ear bud. âYes, that is too.â
He nodded. "I'm sure." He stated, letting a laugh escape his lips. It may have been a weird thought, or something, but Camryn felt as if he was supposed to meet Acelyn and Elliot. Like his brother and God had planned this.
Camrynâs eyes lit up. He always loved children. They were all adorable to him. âIâm glad. I like him as well.â He laughed. âGah, he canât be that much of a mess, can you, buddy?â
She smiled. âGood, âcause heâll probably never let go,â she replied, motioning to the grip that her son had on Camrynâs shirt collar. âIf you ever come over to see if, wait till you see the messes he makes.â  She shook her head.Â
Camryn laughed slightly, keeping his hands on the boy's legs. "It'll be fine." He stated, he began to walk on the walking trail, motioning for Acelyn to follow him as he walked. "All boys make messes, just the littler ones know how to do it correctly." He stated, giving Elliot a fist bump at the awesome reply.
"Thatâs cute." He laughed, picking the boy up as he stood. He slung the boy up on his shoulders, like he did his younger half siblings when they were younger.
Acelyn chuckled. âHeâs a mess, Iâll tell you that,â she paused looking down at the two. âI think youâre becoming his new favorite person.âÂ
Camryn's eyes lit up. He always loved children. They were all adorable to him. "I'm glad. I like him as well." He laughed. "Gah, he can't be that much of a mess, can you, buddy?"
Camryn laughed. âMy shoe doesnât light up, bud. Itâs not as good as yourâs.â He stated, laughing to hard when the boyâs little hands wrapped around his shoes.
âFor some reason, heâll try to wear any shoe he can.â She commented. Her eyes lit up when Elliot lifted his arms towards Camryn. The man was becoming the childâs new favorite person besides her brothers.Â
"That's cute." He laughed, picking the boy up as he stood. He slung the boy up on his shoulders, like he did his younger half siblings when they were younger.
Camryn frowned, kiddingly âBut I can wear them. I think we have the same shoe size.â He stated, holding his foot up beside the little boyâs.
Elliot looked at his mother, then back to the manâs good. Acelyn watched her son. His little smile was back on face and Ace broke down into laughter when he tried to take Camrynâs shoe.Â
Camryn laughed. "My shoe doesn't light up, bud. It's not as good as your's." He stated, laughing to hard when the boy's little hands wrapped around his shoes.
Camryn laughed. âI like your shoes, buddy. Do you think I can borrow yourâs?â He asked, pointing at the boyâs shoes.
Acelyn leaned against the pole and watched the interaction. She smiled when Elliot put his hand onto his shoes, shaking his head wildly.Â
Camryn frowned, kiddingly "But I can wear them. I think we have the same shoe size." He stated, holding his foot up beside the little boy's.
Camryn smiled at the girl and sat on the swig beside Elliot, swaying himself back and forth lightly. âHello there, Elliot.â He offered the boy a smile. âIâm Camryn.â He stated, pulling his other earbud out of his ear.
Acelyn watched her little oneâs reaction. She couldnât help the small chuckle that escaped her lips when Elliot erupted in giggles and smiles. âWave hello, buddy.â She did the waving motion with her hand, the child following her lead. âHe likes you.âÂ
Camryn laughed. "I like your shoes, buddy. Do you think I can borrow your's?" He asked, pointing at the boy's shoes.
"May I introduce myself?" He asked, looking at Acelyn. He knew what the boy would soon go through. He grew up without a father for most his life. Sure, his parents got divorced when he was only seven, but through the years; it didnât matter. His mother got married within 4 months after the divorce and he gained a step-father. Though, the man and Camryn had a neutral liking toward each other. It wasnât great, but it wasnât bad. Though the tall, blue pooled boy knew the pain he would go through. "I mean, if itâs not to much."
Acelyn looked at her and nodded. She knew he could tell, but it made her happy that he wasnât pushing his nephew away. That was a good sign, right? She didnât know. Yeah, she couldnât imagine what it would feel like to be father-less but she got the gist of it from her own father. Maybe Camryn was feeling like he didnât want the child to go through that. Her eyes went back to Elliot who was staring at the two curiously - mainly Camryn. âNo, no. Go ahead.â She gave them both smiles of encouragement.Â
Camryn smiled at the girl and sat on the swig beside Elliot, swaying himself back and forth lightly. "Hello there, Elliot." He offered the boy a smile. "I'm Camryn." He stated, pulling his other earbud out of his ear.
She nodded at his words. âI suppose they could.â Acelyn looked over at the small kid who was swinging, looking at her with those bright blue eyes. âHe just turned a year old.â She replied, looking over at the older guy with a small smile.
"May I introduce myself?" He asked, looking at Acelyn. He knew what the boy would soon go through. He grew up without a father for most his life. Sure, his parents got divorced when he was only seven, but through the years; it didn't matter. His mother got married within 4 months after the divorce and he gained a step-father. Though, the man and Camryn had a neutral liking toward each other. It wasn't great, but it wasn't bad. Though the tall, blue pooled boy knew the pain he would go through. "I mean, if it's not to much."
"Thatâs good to hear." She smiled. Acelyn pushed on the swing some more. "Iâve been okay." She replied, looking at him. He wanted to know, she could feel it. "Camryn, this is Elliot."Â The girl placed a hand in her pocket while keeping the other one out.
Camryn shook her words off. "It could be worse, actually. That's good." He was a bit relieved when she introduced this little boy. "How old is he?" He wasn't going to ask if the baby was David's, he knew the answer. The older boy could pick out the resemblance.
Acelyn nearly stiffened but shrugged it away. She turned her head to look at him with a smile. âHello, Camryn.â She noticed his gaze, and looked back to the child who was giggling about the swinging. âHow are you?â She asked him to take away the awkwardness of Elliot being there. She pushed him a bit more, before glancing over Camryn.
"I've been well." He stated, looking around for his friends. "How about yourself?" He asked, wiping some sweat off his forehead and onto his pants. He had one earbud now dangling from his head. The older boy tried to keep his looks away from the kid, but it was hard.
Acelyn walked along side her son who was babbling away about whatever. He always brought out her good side, letting her forget what had been on her mind at the moment. He little hand held hers with a firm grip. She couldnât help but to smile as he grinned to her. âYouâre so cute.â She cooed, picking him up.
She carried him to the park. Since today was the day they usually went to park of course. Ace put him in the toddler safety swing, then started to push him gently. She was so distracted by him that she didnât notice the person that had come over.
thatvincentkid camryn
What better way to spend a day than jogging. It was like a religious event for Camryn. He ran everyday. Not just because he liked running. He ran to stay in shape so he was gasping for air when he got to each class just walking. With his earbuds in, he wasn't really paying attention to the world.
As he went to cut across the park to meet up with some of his friends that had decided they would tag along, but not run, he noticed something different. His eyes laid upon the girl he had learned was David's fiancé at the time of his death. The little boy with the girl threw Camryn off the most. He slowed his pace and approached her gently. "Hey there, Acelyn." He stated, looking at the kid.
Nina angrily walks into the dorms and throws her jacket on the couch. Today was the first day of rehearsal for the musical she got the starring role for. She hears someone clear their throat so she turns head towards that person and gives them a look, âWhat?â
"You seem a bit...What's the word." He shrugged. "Pissed."
Standing outside of the room. Which is why it would be a nice gesture to put something on the doorknob. Or you coulda just simply locked the door.
"I kind of figured everyone knocked before they entered a room. Just in case.."
