Firelight discussion

Has both 5 pin and 10 pin bowling.

Sherri was excited by the time thy got to the bowling alley, and just a little hopped up on sugar from the cinnamon roll he had given her.

Kambern looked at her and chuckled, "maybe I shouldn't let you have so much sugar at once," he teased.

"It wasn't that much!" She said defensively as they got their rental shoes.

He smiled and got his shoes. He put them on and went to the lane he was told, "it was enough," he chuckled again.

"Shut up." She whined. "It was just one cinnamon roll..... Maybe two."

He laughed slightly and kissed the top of her head. He typed their names into the computer, "alright, your up first."

She nodded and picked out a ten pound orange ball. She walked up to the line and swung wildly, sending the ball straight into the gutter.

Kambern smiled, happy she was as bad as he was.

She hopped up and down in frustration then calmed down when the ball came back in the return machine. She picked up her ball and threw it again, yelling in delight when she got a spare-strike.

Kambern chuckled and got up for his turn, "definitely less sugar," he teased and kissed her softly before going to throw all gutter balls.

She grinned and kissed him after he missed both times. "Aw don't worry Kambern, I'm sure you'll hit a pin.... Maybe even before we finish the game." She teased.

He rolled his eyes, "I'll hit something, you'll see!" He said childishly.

"Yeah yeah yeah." She said with a snicker and rolled her ball again. She got a strike and gloated by doing a happy dance, making people look at her weirdly but she didn't care.

He chuckled at her cockiness. He went up and almost hit something, but got two gutters.

She did fairly well by imagining that the pins were each one of the people she had been hurt by. Luke was always the first pin to go down.

Kambern managed to his a pin, "yes!" He ran off the lane and picked her up. He spun her around, "you saw that, right?"

She laughed hysterically. "I'm so proud of you." She said.

He chuckled and placed her back on the floor, he kissed her softly, and he didn't care who saw it.

She kissed him back as long as she wanted because they had paid by the game, not the hour.

He cupped one of her cheeks in his hand and caressed it with his thumb.

"Kambern...." She mumbled against his lips.

He pulled his lips from hers and smiled, "yes?" He asked sweetly, assuming she was probably getting embarrassed.

"I feel like someone is going to throw a bowling ball at us." She said and tugged him back towards the little table they had that was a few yards away from the lane.

He smiled and shook his head. He sat down, "how are you feeling?"

"I assume you mean with the baby, not with beating your cute butt at bowling." She said with a grin.

He chuckled, "I guess I mean both," he stated and kissed her softly, "how come your better at everything?"

"I am not better at everything." She said and shook her head. It was a nice feeling though that he thought that. "Need I remind you of my cooking skills? They are little to none."

He chuckled, "cooking doesn't count," he said, defending her.

She giggled. "Aww, I knew there was a reason I loved you." She joked and kissed him.

Kambern smiled, "you mean other then me having a cute butt?" He teased.

She flushed but felt bold so she nodded and patted the part of his body in question. "Yep. Aside from that, though I know from experience just how cute it is." She said with a grin.

He couldn't help but smile, "is that so?"

"Yep." She said and kissed him.

He smiled sweetly, "would you like to bowl another game?"

"We don't have to if you don't want to." She said since he was losing pretty badly.

Kambern shrugged, "it doesn't matter to me," he told her with a smile.

"Really? So it's okay if we do?" She asked hopefully.

He nodded, "yup," he reset the bored so they could play again, "try to go easier on my this time," he asked with a smile.

"Aww, do I have to?" She asked with a wink.

"I'd feel like less of a loser if you did," he gestured for her to go first again.

She giggled. "You just need to try harder." She said.

He rolled his eyes, "suuure I do."

"Come on, I'll help you." She said as the next game started.

He smiled, "alright," he got up, "teach me your ways, all knowing bowling master," he teased.

She giggled. "Alright, come on." She said and puled him up to the bowling lane line.

He picked up a black ball and looked at her, "alright, I'm ready."

"Okay, bring your arm back slowly for now then swing it forward like this." She instructed and guided his arm in the way she wanted him to throw it.

Kambern paid more attention to how amazing she looked then to what she was actually saying. He threw the ball and hit on pin.

"Were you paying attention?" She asked with a frown.