JJ and Rain Sittin' in a Tree...(Rain)
Oct 31, 2014 16:52:08 GMT -5
Post by Jonathan & Jacob Bishop on Oct 31, 2014 16:52:08 GMT -5
The twins had been saving for a month to give Rain a special date. True, the three on them had had a few dates already. But those were either watching a movie in Rain’s dorm or maybe ordering pizza. Small stuff. They wanted to give her something a little more special. So they had saved up their allowances. It helped also that Kai had finally let them (and their sister) baby-sit. Asian Santa sure paid well.
John and Jake had spent most of the morning cleaning out the tree house and hauling up a makeshift dinning table into it. (They had been carefully to avoid working on the tree for almost a month so hopefully it would be healed for Rain.) Then they had picked up their suits at the cleaners (hand-me-downs from Gaige and Zach) and food from a restaurant Aurora had recommended for having vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. They had showered, set up the food, and waited for Rain to arrive. Originally they had planned to have John pick her up while Jake set up everything, but they were finding it harder these days to be apart for that long. So instead they had sent a cab to pick her up. When the doorbell rand, they quickly checked each others’ ties and went to answer it.
“We hope the cab was okay?” “We hope the cab was okay?” they asked as they answered the door.
John and Jake had spent most of the morning cleaning out the tree house and hauling up a makeshift dinning table into it. (They had been carefully to avoid working on the tree for almost a month so hopefully it would be healed for Rain.) Then they had picked up their suits at the cleaners (hand-me-downs from Gaige and Zach) and food from a restaurant Aurora had recommended for having vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. They had showered, set up the food, and waited for Rain to arrive. Originally they had planned to have John pick her up while Jake set up everything, but they were finding it harder these days to be apart for that long. So instead they had sent a cab to pick her up. When the doorbell rand, they quickly checked each others’ ties and went to answer it.
“We hope the cab was okay?” “We hope the cab was okay?” they asked as they answered the door.
