As the deadest of night slowly began to transform into a new day, the two broken souls were holding on to one another in a gentle and endearing way. Curling herself closer to him, the need for such close proximity was a desire she always held, and it only seemed to increase as each new day brought the two closer. For some, the need to declare oneself for their love was done through numerous words stringed together with promises and declarations of what one would do for the other. However, words were hurtful and telling someone a promise was not the same as keeping one. For these two they relied on patience and understanding, showing each other how they felt for one another by numerous actions and limited words. The silence between them was not awkward at all, but rather comforting. The way they leaned into one another both of them not wanting to be separated from one another. How the two threw small smiles at each other. How his hand interlaced with her own or when he brought her on the ground to allow them to be comfortable. By these small gestures and actions alone they were without a doubt head of heels for one another. It was rare for the two of them to not be so active and caught up in the mix of life. There were things to do each day and each night and when they were settled and ready to calm and slow things down, Tobias was far too restless. It was a pleasant experience to know what it was like when the two of them were at peace and had zero distractions. Leaning into him as they laid down together brought the young woman a bit of solace. However, the mention that it was getting 'lighter' brought a bit of sadness mixed with a pang of pain, knowing that this moment would not last for long. It was only a matter of time before Life caught up to them and this treasured time alone together, in this particular manner, would cease to exist. He proclaims she is not selfish and yet, deep down, she was a bit selfish. She did not wish for him to go, not yet, but even though this may be the only time they would have with one another like this â€" she would treasure it forever.

Even though he showed her a very soft smile it only caused her heart to ache. As she looked into his golden colored eyes she could already make out some ebony specks, seeing that the shift was coming quickly. As he leans in to kiss her cheek she brings her hand into his, squeezing it gently, partly to reassure herself that all would be fine, and partly to reassure him as he goes through this change once more. How difficult and painful it must be for him. To know that he is forever trapped in his mind and body, seeing through what his other side does, and not having the ability to do what he wished. When he tells her to look, her blue-grey eyes look to his own for a moment, scared and sad all in one, as one tear falls, she looks upwards, unable to bring herself to watch him shift. Besides he told her to look up and she would do what he asked, always. He says she does enough and even though she feels like she does little, she would at least obey whatever he asked of her. In sadness and awe she watches as the sun peeks over the horizon, how the dark velvety sky suddenly turned into multitudes of color, shades of yellow and orange, followed by pinks and the shift of the sky turning blue. Indeed it is quite beautiful and she could understand why Tobias would come and watch the sunrise when he is wide awake. For her first sunrise it was beautiful in more ways than one. When she hears the broken words come from her companion, she goes quiet for a moment taking a deep breath, feeling how one of his fingers curls around her golden brown curls. Quickly with her other hand she wipes away the small tears that silently fell, and she turns her head back around to see Tobias, giving him a wide gentle grin. Leaning into him she kisses his forehead gently, trying to stifle a yawn as her tired blue-grey eyes look into that familiar onyx hue. Brightly she explains to the boy why the sky has suddenly become so bright.

"Yes, it is the sunrise Tobi that is why the sky is so bright. See how there are some pretty colors in the sky?"

Gently she squeezes his hand as she curls into his side, her body and mind completely exhausted and yet she is wide awake. She knew so very well that it wouldn't be long until she would take him to the kitchen and prepare him, Tetradore, and Nayda some breakfast. There was no need for her to do some work for Tetradore and Serafina was busy today doing other things. All day she would be doing whatever it was Tobi wished of her, and she was quite content to be spending the day with him, as she did tonight. She can see the confusion on his face, and she moves with her other hand some of his dark hair out from his eyes, softly explaining to the boy why they were here in the first place.

"You weren't in bed when I woke up, so I looked around and found you here. I stayed with you for the rest of the night. We laid here together and said we loved one another. It is okay if you forgot. "

She grins at the boy for a moment, reassuring him that all was quite well. She told him the truth because she assumed it would be what he would want to hear. It was indeed a bit out of place for the two of them to be up here on the deck lying on the blanket. Especially for the fact that she was wearing her charcoal grey pajamas, out in public, for all to see, if there was anyone else to see. She grows quiet for a moment, feeling the gentle ocean breeze tug her hair as the warmth of the sun's rays can be felt on her pale skin. Her thumb rubs over the top of his hand for a moment as she remembers what his other half asked for her to do, and she promised she would. It was indeed an odd question, but for him, she would ask it. With a small smile she looks at her companion, blue-grey eyes meeting his own, as they still laid there together on the deck, a top her blanket. Uncertain for the possible answer, she asks the question, she promised she would tell him.

"Tobi...what do you want me to be today?"

Raven Clocksworth.