<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><em>"So... any plans for today?"</em><br/><br/>Bailey's eyes lifted from her plate but it was Kayla's eyes that she'd find as the other girl squeezed her knee. Innocent as it was the touch did nothing good for the part of her mind she was desperately trying to keep in check but the the smile. The smile and subsequent blush along with Leo being Leo... well it helped. Helped her remember that no matter what, these were still the same two that she'd known all her life. The same two she'd chased bullies and crazy girls and boys away from when needed, the same two who were always there to help her out of her crazy bad after hours ideas. So what if she still had the memory of Kayla's moans in her ear or Leo's hands all over her? So what if she realized she wanted to goo back to those peaceful moments of this morning before reality set in? When they'd still been outside the reach of whatever consequences were to come. Things couldn't stay the same forever no matter how much she might have wished they could but the important things were still there. They were still Leo and Kayla. <br/><br/>The smile began slowly, the edges of her mouth curving almost against her will until it was either choke on it or just let it free. Bailey could be stubborn as hell when she wanted to be but in this, she was only too grateful for the chance to take away some of the awkwardness.<br/><br/>"You guys are such dorks." She shook her head with a slight laugh and looked over at Leo. A trace of wariness was still hinted at even around her smile because she couldn't look at him and not remember the way he'd looked at her last night. "I have no plans for today," which was generally the case as Bailey wasn't much of a planner type. She shrugged, "Figured I'd find something worth my time at some point. You?" <br/><br/>Bailey's brow quirked and it was clear she was making an effort to seem her usual self despite having yet to pick up her fork again. Instead she made due with downing her water first to help re-hydrate then reached for her coffee. The heat of the caffeinated drink only seemed to remind her of the heated embraces they'd shared but she pushed past it, having long ago mastered how to have some of the lewdest thoughts imaginable passing through her head while still engaging in perfectly normal conversation. She did, however, pause when Kayla spoke up again. <br/><br/><em>"I don't know about you guys, but like I could really use a hug."</em><br/><br/>In that instant giant butterflies the size of birds fluttered in her stomach and Bailey thought she might embarrass herself by doing something silly like blushing or giggling like an idiot. She didn't, but it was a near thing and just so she wouldn't have to sit there and analyze or brood all morning she made herself get up. Her chair slid back as she rose and moved to her best friend and slid her arms around Kayla, squeezing her gently as she fit herself to the other girl. Hugs weren't strange or new but somehow this time felt different from all the millions of other times and it likely showed in her expression as she turned her gaze on Leo expectantly, her cheek pressed to Kayla's, knowing he'd not deny Kayla anything. <br/></span>