Promise of Love (Ch. 6)

After long hours, they spent together on the boat under the black, cloudless sky within the blameless stars. They talked all night along with lots of passionate kisses until something happened mercifully.

As they slowly sat back little away from each other on the little, blue boat that Jake’s parents bought it for him to enjoy on the boat for himself. Their smiles were slowly moving to strengthen themselves so far and wide. Jake was hiding something really hard that Lynn wouldn’t able to notice him at all. He was just acting that nothing really happened at all.

Jake putted something in his pocket quickly before Lynn caught a glimpse of him placing. He smiled once again on his face but he was heck nervously chuckling. He shook his head with a beautiful chuckle in a deep tone, as his eyes were focusing on his hands with her hands. He slowly stood up on the little boat, making sure that he wouldn’t fall off it. He didn’t want to ruin the moment with Lynn. She was confused as heck as she was looking at him up. Seeing the beautiful, dimness up in the sky within the stars, she was whispering very quietly, "What are you doing, Jake?" He couldn’t hear what words she spoke in a silence.

Jake kneed down on the boat as his face was so peaceful that Lynn never had seen it before just like that. He was pulling his precious gift out of his pocket to show in front of her astonishing face. As he opened the gift to her. A white gold promise ring. "Will you stay with me forever?" He asked as he moved a ring on his palm toward her. Her jaws dropped gently as far and wide as she unhurriedly hugged him tightly. He closed his hand to hold the ring as fast as he could not let it fall off the boat as he permitted himself hugging her back around her waist. "I can take that yes, right?" He landed his chin on her shoulder closer to her ear to whisper in a musical tone. He wondered, ‘I love her, I love her. This is all I wanted from her.’ As he still hugged her in a long, silence minute. It seemed a minute into an hour.

After a minute, they were done. As Jake slowly backed himself little backward, so he could slide the ring in her ring finger. He leaned himself closer to Lynn’s face and mouthed his words, ‘I love you.’ His kisses gave million, million butterflies to Lynn’s stomach on the inside, as she leisurely cast her arms around his neck closer to her face deeply. "I love you too," she breathed through three simple words in low. They met their lips against each other until something on the sand made a screaming outside. They suddenly backed off and hid themselves on the boat, so nobody could see them well. They let their sounds of laughter out of their mouths. The flashlights were exploring around on the sand but they seemed they couldn’t find Jake and Lynn. They knew it were their parents worrying as heck as they never gave up until they got tired. They went back to their houses to sleep more before they called 9-1-1 on their cell phones together.

Jake asked Lynn if she wanted to stay here on the boat for more or leave to go home, but she refused to go home. She only wanted to stay with him any longer.

They hanged about long hours once more until the sunset woke up on the boat. They slept beautifully as Lynn was laying with Jake. Her head was resting on his arms around her. She was letting her hand on his chest with her eyes closed, so it woke him up. He unlocked his eyes in the sunshine and it blinded him. He groaned softly. He didn’t want Lynn to wake up because he thought that she was so beautiful when she slept. He lifted her head up to let his arm go free and then he putted her down on the boat gently. He got up and viewed around the sea, as he rowed back to the beach once again.

Lynn opened her eyes at a snail’s pace and pulled herself to get up as she groaned lightly. She became aware of Jake watching her to come around. Jake said as he threw his hand to reach her hand, "Let’s go home. I know we are in trouble but we need to face them. Ha."

"Yeah, of course." She chuckled far and wide on her face, as she reached Jake’s hand to get up on the boat." He got off the boat to jump on the sand once more, so did she. He pulled his boat off the sea back to the sand to his storage house. Someone cleared his throat in a deep voice behind them in the storage. "Here is the trouble," whispered Jake that made Lynn laughing softly in low.