audrey & lawson // happily
“Is that so?” Audrey questioned, resting her elbows on her legs as she leaned forward only slightly. “Well, I’m glad.” She stated simply, eyes focusing on his as he spoke. “Oh, that darn internet. Getting you more birthday wishes. It is kind of weird though. I had people that my parents work with wishing me happy birthday. Don’t think I ever actually met them, either.” Every time a birthday rolled around, Audrey found herself questioning some of the messages she got due to the fact that most of the numbers were not actually saved into her phone. It was always confusing as to why so many people felt the need to actually send the message. “Glad you enjoyed it.” She teased with a slight shrug of her shoulders. She pressed her palms against the bed, a smile forming on her lips when she watched his reaction. She brought one of her hands to rest on the side of his neck when he kissed her, allowing for her lips to move against his. “You really like it?” She mumbled after pulling away from him only slightly, her tongue running over her lower lip as she spoke.
“Yeah, like I said, most people tend to forget this kind of thing. But my dad did send me this super cool eCard thing online that was all personalized and stuff. He’s kind of a dork but I love him for trying.” Lawson smiled, shaking his head at the thought of his Dad. He was a good guy, and tried really hard to fill both roles as a parent. He knew it was hard for him, being single, but he knew he would try when he was ready. “No, no, the worst is the random’s that post on your facebook wall. My cousin’s aunt’s stepson will post and tell me ‘happy bday brother love u’ and I swear I’ve never met the man.” He shook his head in disbelief. “Oh, yeah, I loved being the little puppy dog my girlfriend leaves in the car. I filled the role so well.” He waggled his eyebrows at her, his words teasing. He watched her expression as she pulled away gently, hands reaching out to rest on her hips lazily. “Of course I did.” He said honestly, his tone softer than before. “It means a lot that you got me anything at all, let alone something as special as this.”











