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When I hear a lecture...
I think we might be. We could always go camping or skating. :)
Skating!
When I hear a lecture...
Youâre never alone as long as you have me.
You never cease to make me smile.
Then Iâm doing my job, my love. I could never grow tired of it.
Iâd surely hope you wouldnât. I couldnât think of it.
Never, Clarebear. I think we're wasting away our summer, what should we do with ourselves?Â
When I hear a lecture...
Youâre never alone as long as you have me.
You never cease to make me smile.
Then I'm doing my job, my love. I could never grow tired of it.
When I hear a lecture...
I usually start thinking about everything that happens. I think about how every small detail ends up affecting the bigger picture. Am I the only one that sees that? That realises every moment is precious and that you should look before you leap? Who am I kidding, Iâm most likely not; but sometimes, it certainly feels like Iâm alone in things.Â
You're never alone as long as you have me.
Barbeque
âAnd you could be the one building from it,â Clare stated, somewhat cluelessly. Architects had the motivation that he did as well. However, that was his future, not hers. Whatever his intentions were, itâd be okay as long as they were together. Moving a strand of hair behind her ear, she looked up at him, chewing on her lip as Jakeâs words echoed throughout her mind. A large smile formed across her face that she couldnât stop. âWhyâd you have to be so sweet? Every day I find something else that makes me love you even more.â Clare laughed, putting her hands over her red cheeks. She put one hand over his, meeting his gaze. âYou know I mean it when I say Iâll always be right there with you, too. No matter what.â Leaning in, she lightly pressed her lips to his, lingering in the moment before pulling away.
Clare seemed to have more faith in him than he did in himself, he just wished that he could believe in himself as she did for him. It wasn't hard for him to be sweet, he loved her. Everything he said to her, it wasn't apart of an angle, he wasn't trying to just say things to get his way with her. Jake had meant every word, he loved her more than he loved himself sometimes, if that were even possible. As her lips touched his, Jake touched his hands to her waist, keeping her steady as his lips moved against hers, though as she pulled away, a soft sigh escaped his lips, as he missed them on him immediately. "Shall we get some rest Clarebear?" Jake said, pulling the blanket over the two of them. Although it wasn't cold, every now and then the wind would his him, sending shivers down his spine, and the two of them didn't need to get sick from sleeping on the roof.
Barbeque
Looking at Jake, Clare sighed. âYou could major in architectural design⌠I mean, architects create the fundamentals for carpenters.â She suggested openly, not sure if his choice was such a big deal. Education did mean something to her, but in all actuality, she was understanding if he wanted to wait or if he had no intentions of going. Clare sat up and looked down at the houses around them, lost in her thoughts about what he said last to her. Had she really planned her future out? The rush to graduate high school had always been there but, afterwards, what was next? All she really seemed to focus on was writing whenever the opportunity presented itself. Was that what she planned on doing? Becoming an English major? Clare shook her thoughts from her head and stared up at the stars. âYou think I have it all figured out but, the truth is, I donât.â
Jake had thought about architectural design before, but really, that was more of Imogen's thing than his.She was amazing at seeing the bigger picture, at designing the buildings. All Jake would be good for us putting it together. "I'm not that great of an artist Clare, I'm more of a hands on guy." He wished he could figure it out, Jake would love nothing more than to go away with Clare to university. That way, it didn't matter what they did. It would be like their New York trip, they could be themselves without having to worry about who saw them. "You say you don't, but I know you Clarebear. You're ambitious, you're driven. I know whatever you do, you'll be incredible at it, because that's just the kind of girl you are. Its the girl I fell in love with, and I'll support you with whatever you do." Jake meant every word, he loved Clare, regardless of whatever her plans were. It didn't matter what she did, or what became of the two of them, as long as her future included him by her side, he could care less how they get there.Â
Barbeque
Clare rested her head on Jakeâs torso so that he couldnât see her frown. She hated knowing that each day that passed was one day closer to his leaving. âVisiting you would be fun and sort of the same as those,â she agreed quietly, inhaling sharply at his sigh. Sure itâd be the same; just no parental units. She chewed on her lip as he continued speaking, her head springing up at his last sentence. âJakeâŚyou couldnât⌠Youâd forget half the things already in your head. College is supposed to be the ânumber one priority.ââ She let go of the breath she was subconsciously holding in, muttering to herself, âItâd be nice though.â She lowered her head and buried it back into his chest, still biting her lip.
Jake shrugged his shoulders, not really seeing the big deal. University had never seemed important to him, it was just something he planned on doing because he didn't know what else to do. "I don't even know what to major in Clare. I'm going in undeclared, I haven't figured it out. I mean, I like to work with my hands, I don't really need to go to college to do the kind of work I've been doing with my dad for years." If their parents hadn't put the pressure onJake to go to school, he would have moved out after college and gotten a job somewhere, at least for a few months until Clare went off to school and he would meet her there. While he didn't think he needed school, Jake knew that higher education took high priority in Clare's life. "I don't have it all figured out Clarebear. I'm not like you."
Barbeque
Clareâs heart was beating fast, the blood racing through her veins and rousing a feeling she wasnât quite used to. It was equivalent to the butterflies in her stomach that she always had whenever Jake popped up, but more intense. It wasnât too bad either; she liked it, in a way. Clare acknowledged her self-limits, and knew just how far she was willing to go without being pushed. With her eyes barely opened, she glanced at Jake when he pulled her closer towards him, taking the blanket with her. She loosened the grip she had in his hair and kissed him back, slowly, and gently.
Jake smiled into the kiss before pulling away, not wanting to get too carried away. He had been dating Clare for almost a year now, he knew her limits, what was allowed and what wasn't, and the last thing he wanted to do was make her feel uncomfortable. "Going off to university feels somewhat bittersweet," he said, letting out a deep sigh as the sadness washed over him. "I mean, it'll be great when you come visit me, we don't have to worry about anything, we can just be ourselves. It'll be like we're always on vacation." Of course he was referring to the trips they took and the fact that they didn't have to hide their relationships while they were away. "But I won't see you every morning. I won't get to have moments like this with you on a whim. If my dad and Helen wouldn't kill me, I would gladly defer enrollment for a year, just so we can start together."
Barbeque
Clare opened her eyes slightly, agreeing again with his statement. âThat would most definitely be nice.â She let out a sigh she didnât realise she had been holding in, and smiled at him. âWe could always go camping,â she slyly suggested, subconscious to the fact that she was thinking aloud. When his lips met hers, her arms simultaneously moved upwards around his neck, her fingers running through his hair. She kissed him back deeply, matching the tempo in the night.
Jake pulled away, gasping for air as Clare surprised him in her kiss. She had never kissed him with such fervor before, he was completely taken aback by it. "Wow," he whispered, looking at Clare as he never had before. Jake had always been so cautious around her, never wanting to push things too far between them, not wanting to scare her off. Now,it seemed as though she had wanted more, but Jake was going to still be careful, let her set the pace. He had no intentions of rushing her. "Uh, camping sounds nice," he told her as he regained his composure and brought his lips back to hers, his arms wrapping around her waist as he pulled her closer.Â
Barbeque
Clare laid back in his arms, shivering at his kiss, and nodding in agreement to his statement. She snuggled into his side, pulling a blanket around them in the process. She loved being wrapped up in his warm embrace. Smiling, she nonchalantly said, âSo, do you come here often?â She giggled at the cheesiness of the phrase with a bit of colour in her cheeks. Bringing her gaze up to his, she propped herself up slowly and kissed him softly on the lips. She backed away a bit, sighing slightly. âDefinitely perfect,â she uttered.
Jake laughed at her pick up line, finding it incredibly cheesy and adorable. His thumb unconsciously stroked her shoulder blade, enjoying the calm of the night. "I've missed this, just being able to enjoy things like this. Its so hard with our parents and all. We need to figure out how to get away more often without them noticing," he said, turning his head slightly to kiss her cheek. Jake stroked the spot on her cheek where his lips just were before turning her to face him completely and kissed her once more, his lips lingering longer than usual. His hands traveled to her waist as he pulled her closer, deepening their kiss as they lay under the moonlight.
Barbeque
Clare stared at Jake and slightly blushed, placing her arms around his neck. A blanket under the stars on the roof sounded perfect despite the normalcy of it. In a way, she thought of it as their thing. âIâd like that,â she replied, smiling at him. âHelp me clean and put the dishes away first, though?â She gently placed her lips to his before pulling away to go wash the dishes. She gave Jake the option of drying them until the last dish was put down. Wiping her hands, she did an about-face and motioned for him to come help with the blankets.
Once Jake was done with helping Clare clean up the dishes, he headed upstairs to the hall closet and grabbed a few blankets and pillows from the closet, figuring they would need a few to stay comfortable while they slept through the night. He wasn't worried about sleeping on the roof, they had done it so many times before that it was like second nature. Â "Come on Clarebear, let's head up there," he said as he walked out to get roof access. He helped Clare up there, making sure she didn't fall or hurt herself, and laid out the blankets along the roof. Everything was set up just in time, the stars were bright, as bright as they could be in Toronto, and the air was perfect - not too hot or too cold, just enough for the two of them to snuggle under. Jake leaned against the pillows, holding his arms open for Clare to lay in and wrapped his arms around her, kissing the small spot on the underside of her neck softly. "This is perfect," he whispered.Â
Barbeque
âMaybe I will,â Clare giggled, nodding at his response. Doing this was rather amusing and she loved doing things for him when she noticed that he was busy. Things like this dinner were acceptable when they were alone in the house, and sometimes when their parents were home; but she tried to keep it out of sight. She cut another piece of chicken while she chewed on a portion of the macaroni salad. Well done, Clare. Well done, she thought to herself. Smiling at his touch, she gazed into his eyes. âIâm not sure,â she replied, âwhat did you have in mind?â
Jake wasn't sure what they could do after dinner. He always had a penchant for getting atop the roof and watching the stars with Clare, but they had done that so many times in the last that he wasn't so sure anymore if it would be special. It didn't matter what they did, spending time with her was all he really ever wanted. "Is the roof too lame?" he asked as he finished off his plate and stood up from the table, preparing to put everything into the sink. Once Jake got the dishes cleared off of the table, he joined Clare's side, reaching his hand out towards hers and grabbed it, bringing the back of her hand to his lips. "What do you say? Blankets, pillows, rooftop fun?"Â