Preparations to be Made

[Kanchana]

Kayson. James. King.

He nodded, humming to himself quietly.
"Rosie's the place near Sally's place," he said "and at least the house is partly clean....are they staying over?" he asked, looking over at her quickly before turning back to the road.

Trees flew past quickly, there shades of green bluring into one as he tapped the steering wheel.
They drove for about 15mins before he slowed the fithly ute down and parked out the front of a huge store.
"Here we go, old Rosie's place," he said with a grin "She has everything."

[Jenny Night]

Alexa Collins
I grinned at him. There was nothing i liked more than finding things that I needed for Prince. At least I had inherited enough money from my mum to pay for the bridle myself. Though I new that was all the money I had from her that it would take.

I was not happy about having to replace the old one. Who ever had done this would find themselves in trouble when i found out. No one would ever get away with something like this when it came to the property of one of the Olympians.

I smiled though as we pulled into the parking lot.

[Kanchana]

Kayson. James. King.

"Are Talila and James staying over?" he asked again, pulling out the keys and opening her door like an old-fashioned gentleman.
Wrapping a arm around her waist and pulling her into his side, he chuckled.
"Now, lets see how much money you can spend on Princey boy," he chuckled and kissed her hair gently.
"Now, other then the bridle, is there anything else you want?" he asked, peering around the store. The isle were long, against the back wall sat saddles of every kind and shape. Bridles and bits hung beside them. Rugs rolled neatly sat on the shelves and price tags flashed everwhere.
"Go wild." he chuckled, wandering to look at rugs for Idi.

[Jenny Night]

Alexa Collins
Well this place was pretty well stocked. Now that I thought about it I knew that there were a few things that needed doing. I needed a new rug for the time away, all mine were yuck and not worth taking away from home. First though I would deal with that bridle. It was the most important thing i needed.

Oh and a new martingale and crupper. I sighed heading to where I could see the things that I needed. It did not take me long to find a double bridle that was identical to my sabotaged one. No one would know the difference.

I sighed pulling it down and looking at the price. Great that was expensive....

[Kanchana]

Kayson. James. King.

He returned to her, blue-purple rug under arm and he smiled as she sighed.
Resting a hand on top of hers and covering the price he smiled into her eyes.
"Choose, I shall pay," he said gently and kissed her cheek. He was proud of her and he would get her anything needed. He knew it was hard, being a rider who did not have much to rely on.

[Jenny Night]

Alexa Collins
I smiled as he came back over to me, having found what he needed. "Nice rug," I said. Then I looked at the other bridles for a few second, my eyes critical. So many to choose from, so little known. I sighed, looking over them and then finding the right one. "Here we go. Though there are a few otehr things I need as well as this, now that I think about it."

I smiled at him, searching for the other things. I needed a couple of new bits as well. The others were starting to rust which was bad.

[Kanchana]

Kayson. James. King.

He chuckled and shook his head slightly.
"Get whatever you need Alexa," he said and grinned slightly. He had a suprise of his own for her and hopefully she would not try and get her own.

Gently taking the bridle from her, he nodded towards the bits and other things giving her the go ahead.
"Go on, you know you want to," he teased and kissed her cheek.

[Jenny Night]

Alexa Collins
I groaned when he teased me. That was something I could not stand at all on account of being teased so much for my eyes. NOt that that happened anymore. He was the only one who ever got away with teasing me.
Grinning i headed away, finding the three different bits, white synthetic rug, hoof pick, and found my way back towards him. "Yeah I needed a bit of stuff as I said."

[Kanchana]

Kayson. James. King.

He chuckled as she groaned, knowing he was the only one she would ever put up with. He nodded at each item, smiling when she hadn't chosen what his suprise for her was.
"Good, anything else?" he asked, taking it all from her and looked around the store.

"Anything for you? Show clothes...I know they sent you things, but spares are good to have, just in case," he said with a smile.

[Jenny Night]

Alexa Collins
I laughed. "I already looked for something like hat they sent me. There's nothing there that matches really. Sad kinda, since a spare set would have been good for me to have." I sighed.

But this time it was not going to be possible. That meant i would ahve to be very careful with what riding gear that had been supplied for me. That must mean that was what they were expecting of me.

Not that it mattered. I was careful enough anyways.

"I guess that is everything then." I grinned at him. "Time to go home."

[Kanchana]

Kayson. James. King.

He smiled and nodded, handing over the money to pay for the lot. The cashier eyes widened at the huge pile but said nothing.
"Thank you," he said, taking the now bagged goods and carried them all, as always refusing to let Alexa carry her own things.
"Now, anything else we need for home?" he asked, knowing they needed a few things like food, but that could wait. But them he remember James coming and knew they couldn't.
"Might run into the supermarket...if James is coming over," he chuckled, placing the bags into the ute and starting it.

[Jenny Night]

Alexa Collins
I laughed as he said that. "Yes James does eat a lot. Always hungry that kid." I grinned as we headed out of the shop. "I might have to go there more often, there was too much to look at."

I smiled at him as i slid into the passenger seat. This was where i belonged, with him. He was my family now and he knew that. No one else was I this happy with. There would never have been anyone like him.

Never did we argue either, which was good. I did not think tha argueing would be good for me,

[Kanchana]

Kayson. James. King.

He drummed on the steering wheel, backing out slowly and taking care not to hit the truck who had parked behind him.
"Idiot," he muttered quietly to himself as the car dipped smoothly onto the tarmac surface.

They drove in silence, comfortable enough with each other not to fill every silence with words.
"We should just beat them home," he said quietly, looking at the clock and smiled as he pulled into the carpark at the supermarket.

He leaned over, giving her a quick kiss.
"Wont be long," he said with a grin and dashed inside. Several moments later, he returned with arms filled with plastic bags and threw them into the trunk.
"Home we go," he said, jumping back into the car.

[Jenny Night]

Alexa Collins
"I might be able to do a little bit more work while we wait for them. At least get this bridle looking like the old one, so nothing looks amiss when they get home. They know of what mum left me. So they will probably know that I would have been cleaning all my tack that I leave in my apartment."

I grinned. "Though first I'll help put all the stuff you just bought away." I liked helping other people. There was not anything I would not do to help another person. Tomorrow I might possibly be back at the stables riding.

[Kanchana]

Kayson. James. King.

He yawned slightly as they pulled into there driveway.
"They might even have rooms at our new places...oh and its ours now, I paid the final price last night," he said with glee.
"It will be ours in....2 weeks," he said, already planning the changes needing to me made.

He smiled at her, taking her warm hand in his and squeased it gently.
"You know, I am very lucky to have met someone as kind and caring as you...let alone be marrying you," he chuckled, kissing her fingertips and jumped out of the car and taking all but the lightest bag. Knowing she would want to help.