breakfast

"Your wondering what I want?" She nods. I pretend to ponder the thought for a second. "Hmm...Lets see..." I walk my finger's gently up her spine causing her to squirm. "I'm afraid you will have to wait till tomorow babe." She puffs an errint bang away from her face. "That's not fair....could you atleast give me a hint?"

I pull her into a quick kiss. "Ok but just one, you and I are going on a date." "A date?" She grins at me. "You just spoiled the suprise stupid!" "Did I? I never said what we'll be DOING on that date, now did I?" I poke her nose with my finger. Toph sticks her tongue out at me. We roll around laughing and cuddleing with eachother for a few more minutes before we drift off to sleep.

Sleeping with Toph Bei Fong is...well..lets say it's something you need to get used to. She flops around like a fish out of water. Halfway through our first night's sleep I was kicked out of bed, as I lay there on the floor taping my finger she starts to moan and mumble in a worried tone. "N-no..cant swim...help..john..help me.." "Must be night terrors, that incident at the peir might have been alittle to much for her." I crawl back into bed and hold her closer to me strokeing her hair.

She calms down at my touch cooing happly. Thankfully that was the only incident for THAT night.

Morning arrives and after a quick shower I head into the kitchen to prepare for our 'date'. I pack a lunch for two and then start breakfast. Toph pads in after I set to work. "Huuuuah! Hey Johnny!" She waves to me. "Sniff..sniff....what's on the skillet pilgrim?" She asks jokeingly as she squeeze's me from behind.

"Just cooking you my specialty, blueberry pancakes." "What's a Pand cake, and why does it have blueberrys in it?" I turn around and hug her laughing all the while. "Hehehe...it's not Pand-cake, it's pancake." I kiss her forehead. "Go sit down babe and I'll bring you a plate.

Toph finds her way to the table and looks back to me. "Why is the table so high John? And what's with the wierd chairs?!" I go over and help her. "It's a cultural thing." I set the plate down infront of her.