I waited a good 10 or 15 minutes and I soon heard movement from next door, it was a little too noisy and I thought, Jesus, try and creep up on me and ...ot make it so obvious, I decided to help things a little, I put my headphones on and started to hum to the low music, even though I had sunglasses on I could make out where he was standing and eventually make out where he was peering through the gap in the fence.After a while of just laying there I started to move a round a little, giving him. I promise!”We kissed and talked, but I made a point of not making her too excited. I wanted to let her anticipation build. It would make the Sunday fireworks even more exciting. When it was time for her to go home, I gave her a soft kiss and told her I was looking forward to Sunday.On Thursday after work, I stopped on the way home to pick up Penny’s gift. I’d agonized over what to get, and discussed it with Jackie. I really wanted to buy Penny something personal, like a necklace, but there was. Ask him to write the word he rolled at the proper location.So, Talia sorta let the suspense build, perhaps more on her end than Peter, as she knew exactly what was coming. Around 6:30 she went and got the dare printed in her room, grabbed a thin line marker, the die, and came back and told him, “It’s time’Peter took the paper and read, glancing up at her and the bracelet as if confirming before putting the paper down.“So I guess he wanted me in the dark a bit, but you on edge. Did it work? Are. I turned to kiss Missy and laughed as she hissed, "Not on the lips." I kissed her cheek instead, and she teased softly, "I don't want to mess up my lipstick... Yet."I waggled my eyebrows at her, and she smiled as she grabbed a handful of my cheek. Then she held her hand out to Morris, our son. He nodded, took her arm and turned to escort his mother to her seat.I watched that familiar wiggle down the aisle for a moment, smiling, and then I turned and walked to the bride's room at the end of the.