[Can love last for] .::one hundred years::. [Example Roleplay/Idea] by Bean_09

He smiled and brushed his fingers through her hair, smiling into her eyes lovingly.

Kat blushed, kissing his cheek softly.

He smiled and kissed her cheek. "I should go home before your parents get here," he whispered in her ear. "You're more than welcome to come by later," he smiled.

Kat smiled, wrapping her arms around his neck. "Alright love, I'll be over later... I don't know when though. Might go hang with Rachel at the mall for a little bit..." She kissed him softly, sighing.

He smiled. "Alright. I love you," he kissed her lovingly, his lips lingering on hers. "I'll see you later," he whispered against her lips. He smiled at her softly and then went out to his truck and drove to his apartment.

That wasn't planned out to well... Hope her parents don't know their neighbors' cars too well...

Kat had walked with him to the door, standing there as he drove off. She sighed, feeling slightly sad. She walked into her room and pulled on some flip-flops and grabbed her purse, pulling out her phone. Rachel, I'm headed to the mall now, meet you outside Orange Julius...

Deryk sighed when he got home and took a shower before he started cleaning up his apartment and working on some of the unpacking. His mind was on Kat the entire time.

Kat walked with Rachel around the mall, talking about Deryk. She left about 3 or 4 in the afternoon, shopping bags in hand.

Once he was done cleaning and had only a few boxes left to unpack, it was around 3:30 in the afternoon, so he grabbed a soda and a bag of popcorn and lounged on the couch, flipping through the few channels he had. His mind still hadn't wandered far from Kat, if at all.

Kat drove slowly, her thoughts on Deryk. God, how much she loved him was incredible... And how soon he'd shown up in her life again. She pulled up in his lot around 4 in the afternoon, though it should've only taken a few minutes...

Deryk thought he heard someone pull into his driveway and looked out the window, smiling happily once he realized it was Kat. He went outside and kissed her once she got out of her car. "I've missed you, love. Did you have fun at the mall?"

Kat smiled, kissing him back. "Yes, I did. I had loads of fun. What about you? I figure you had a ball unpacking everything..."

He laughed and shrugged, taking her hand. "It had to be done sometime. Better sooner than later," he smiled and walked her up to his apartment.

Kat smiled, stopping at his front door. "So, this is like the grand re-opening..."

He chuckled. "Sure, why not," he kissed her and opened the door, letting her walk in first. Not much had changed, other than the removal of boxes. There were some small shelves on the walls with pictures of them when they were little.

Kat smiled, walking over to the pictures. When they were at her birthday party, at his house, at her house, at school, at the park playing around. "You have all these still?"

"Yeah," he admitted. "Same reason I listened to that song every night."

Kat smiled, turning back to him. "I wouldn't have thought you'd kept these too..."

He smiled and kissed her. "Why wouldn't I? I've always loved you. I never wanted to leave..."

Kat sighed, hugging him. "You have no idea how happy I am that you came back..."

"I can't begin to tell you how happy I am, that I'm back," he chuckled, holding her.

Kat smiled. "Alright, I guess that's true too..."

He chuckled and kissed her lovingly.

Kat smiled. "I love Deryk... I really do. I always have. Since I first met you, in day-care..."

He chuckled. "All the way back then? You still remember that?"