Taking a Dip -Aurora-

[Aurora Lohr]

She smiled as he spoke. Laying back, she rested her hands on her stomach. Thinking a moment, she tried to figure out what they should talk about. Well, they'd need to get to know eachother.. So.. she said, unsure of what to say. She thought about asking him if he'd had any other girlfriends, but then it'd sound like she was saying that she was his girlfriend. And she wasn't.

[Cary Pettyfer]

Cary nodded. He didn't know exactly what to do. He leaned on his side, and looked at her. He smiled. "You're beautiful," Cary said. He instantly blushed as the words popped out his mouth. He didn't know what to say after that. He basically said exactly what he didn't want to say. Right now, at least.

[Aurora Lohr]

She smiled when he nodded. Seeing him lean on his side, looking at her, she did the same. Hearing him speak, she looked away, blushing, though she'd noticed his own blush. Uhm. Thanks? she said, laughing a bit. I can't say I agree, though. she said, looking at him. It was true. If you asked her, she'd tell you she wasn't pretty. And she wouldn't be just being modest. She honestly didn't think she was pretty. She thought she was average looking. Looking back at him, she smiled. But you know.. You're pretty damn good looking yourself. she said, blushing slightly.

[Cary Pettyfer]

Cary laughed. "Of course, you are. . " e said as he trailed off. He decided he just shut up, before he said something else wrong. He wouldn't even aknowledge the compliment. His blush slightly faded. Barely visible. "Yeah. . " He said. Unsure, of what might happen next.

[Aurora Lohr]

She smiled, noticing how he trailed off. She guessed that he either didn't know what to say, or didn't want to say something embarassing again. Laying back, she looked up, resting her hands on her stomach. So.. Are you going to tell me that a guy like you doesn't have a girlfriend? she said. I mean, surely you'd rather spend time with a girlfriend than be here with me. she said, a statement rather than a question.

[Cary Pettyfer]

Cary laughed. "Why does every girl I talk to, assume that? And no. I don't have a girlfirend." Cary smiled. "I did before I moved to Forks, but none since then. I've been travelling a lot recently. To Port Angeles and back. To actually, keep in touch with someone besides at school." He said shrugging.

[Aurora Lohr]

She smiled when he laughed and spoke. Maybe because you're with them instead of a girlfriend. she said, smiling. Most of us figure that hot guys would rather be with their girlfriends than just friends. she said, shrugging. Sometimes it's true. she said. Sighing, she continued. Though, I haven't had a boyfriend in two years.. It's been.. hard. she said.

ooc; When did Cary move to Forks? -forgot-

[Cary Pettyfer]

"Oh. . " Cary said. Not knowing, if he should be sorry, or try to uplift the mood. "Oh. So, I guess, i'm one of those, hot guys?" Cary said, jokin. He didn't really like it when people were stereotypical. It kinda brought him down. To think about all of those imperfections. But, for every thing that is perfect, there isa flaw. He shrugged, brushing the thought to the back of his head. He didn't really care, anyway.

ooc; I think it would be about three months now.

[Aurora Lohr]

She smiled. Well obviously, you're not like that. But you are hot. she said, blushing. Though you couldn't really see her blush. Her tan skin hid it. She sighed. Sitting up, she brought her legs up to her chest, resting her hands behind her, holding her up. Looking back at him, she spoke. I don't know.. I guess I'm not good with guys. she said, looking away. Especially with my former boyfriend. she said, sighing.

[Cary Pettyfer]

Cary laughed slightly. "Thanks I guess. Well, I would return the compliment, but you keep denying it. So, there is no point." He said smiling. "But, what happened?" Cary wondered. He couldn't think of anything that would stop her from dating for two years.

[Aurora Lohr]

She smiled as he spoke. Yep. Not really worth trying. she said, laughing slightly. As he spoke again, she bit her lip. Looking back at him, she sighed. You really want to know? she said. It's.. sort of a long story.. But not that long. she said, exhaling softly.

[Cary Pettyfer]

Cary smiled. "I have all the time in the world. I would understand." He stroked her cheek lightly. "But, if you don't want to talk about it, I understand, that too."

[Aurora Lohr]

She smiled, feeling his hand against her cheek. Well.. I'm not sure where to start.. she said, thinking a moment. We were together for almost a year, I believe. But.. he was abusive. Mainly only when we fought. But it wasn't.. that bad. I still remember the last time I saw him. We had this huge fight, and I told him I hated him and never wanted to see him again. I'd.. rather not say what he did that day, but that was the last thing I said to him. she said, pushing back the tears that threatened to come. And.. she stopped, trying to figure out what to say next so it wouldn't sound mixed up.

[Cary Pettyfer]

Cary slid his arms around her, and held her. "You don't have to continue. It's all right. . . " He said unsure of what to say, or do. But, he never liked it when girls cried. And he didn't want to see it now.

[Aurora Lohr]

Feeling his arms around her, she calmed slightly, but shook her head when he spoke. It's just.. he's.. dead. she said, refusing to cry. It took me almost a year and a half to get over him. Most of that spent in rehab.. I was devastated. After he left.. I was just, really depressed all the time and I took up a ... hobby that I shouldn't have.. I'm past it now, but.. she stopped, sighing as a tear fell, looking at her arms, seeing the faint scars. She closed her eyes, pushing back any other tears.