"C'Mon, Victor before the sun comes up and I get tired."

Kye got up and adjusted his clothes, his shorts pulled up back to where they were supposed to be. He grabbed his big sweatshirt and moved it to hang over his frame.

The sweatshirt revealed one creamy white shoulder no matter how he rearranged it. 

Victor also stood to pull his jeans to a comfortable height and pull his tight shirt down. I mean, why have a shirt that fits when you can have one that hugs every single muscle and ridge?

"So what do you want to know?" Victor asked nervously.

Everything! 

"Be more specific babe. I can't give you my life story." Victor rolled his eyes at the eagerness of his mate. He never would have thought he would have a mate that was only seventeen. He grimaced as he thought of the expression, 'robbing the cradle'. 

"Hey! Earth to Victor! I have my first question ready!"

"Okay?? What is it?" 

Kye giggled at his pained expression. 

"We're here!" Victor looked at their surroundings, noticing they had made it to the river. 

"Are you ready for my question?"

Victor nodded his head, unsure if he wanted to answer it. Kye gave him his best impression of innocence, puppy dog eyes and all. 

"What's your favorite color?" 

"Ohmygosh. You just gave me a heart attack, kitten."

Kye looked at him expectantly.

"Oh! Well I've always liked spectrums of red-browns. I looked it up a while back and cinnamon is my favorite."

"Why?"

"I have..uh...dreams. They started out of nowhere and have never stopped. They never changed. Except now, the creature keeps moving closer, until it is right beside me. I just can't stop looking into his eyes. They are so deep and meaningful.

"They are made of cinnamon and sangria and all the colors I could find. They blend together and mix until I'm lost in their emotions. They are so complex and different than any other eyes I have ever seen. And- what?"

Kye stood in front of Victor, mouth gaping, emotions passing over his face before finally sticking to shock with little bits of excitement and fear.

"OH MY GOD!"