[He's doing the crooked grin thing again, and Cami almost chides him for it--almost, except okay, seeing him maybe makes her smile a bit too.]
Considering you put them on my bed, they were a little hard to miss. [And greatly appreciated, even as she still holds one in her hands. At his welcome Cami steps into the room, turning to offer the bottle of wine to Klaus when he points it out.]
I did, although you're going to have to share yours. [She doesn't point out that she hadn't realized they were actually exchanging gifts, and that a bottle of wine wished up from the closets hardly matches the thought and effort put into what Klaus has provided her. Cami silently promises to find something worth what he's given her, regardless of how this night turns out for them. Even if they decide to simply stay friends, he deserves that.]
The painting is beautiful; thank you. [And not the only one he's working on, from the state of things. While his artwork is a way for Klaus to exercise control, there are still signs: the way the canvas is set up, the smell of paint in the air. She's curious about just what's on the canvas, but restrained enough to not go over and look.]
And the necklace-- [Stunning is the word that comes to mind as Cami looks down at the box, easily able to picture just what's inside. That's all the more reason not to open it again, not with all the questions she has about his intentions, not to mention her own.] Your note said you would tell me what it meant?
thank you! i saw it and knew it was the one.
Considering you put them on my bed, they were a little hard to miss. [And greatly appreciated, even as she still holds one in her hands. At his welcome Cami steps into the room, turning to offer the bottle of wine to Klaus when he points it out.]
I did, although you're going to have to share yours. [She doesn't point out that she hadn't realized they were actually exchanging gifts, and that a bottle of wine wished up from the closets hardly matches the thought and effort put into what Klaus has provided her. Cami silently promises to find something worth what he's given her, regardless of how this night turns out for them. Even if they decide to simply stay friends, he deserves that.]
The painting is beautiful; thank you. [And not the only one he's working on, from the state of things. While his artwork is a way for Klaus to exercise control, there are still signs: the way the canvas is set up, the smell of paint in the air. She's curious about just what's on the canvas, but restrained enough to not go over and look.]
And the necklace-- [Stunning is the word that comes to mind as Cami looks down at the box, easily able to picture just what's inside. That's all the more reason not to open it again, not with all the questions she has about his intentions, not to mention her own.] Your note said you would tell me what it meant?