The Vow

"Okay..." She nodded slowly. "Did I know them?" She asked curiously. But she was going to have to meet everyone eventually, might as well get started.

"Yeah, you did. You liked my Uncle Dustin a lot, he was always nice to be around." The man nodded as he thought it over. "You told me he was a charming hillbilly once."

She nodded with a smile.
"Well then let's go." She hopped up and smiled, much more eager to meet people then she'd been the previous day.

Aaron nodded, throwing a shit over his shoulder to slip on while they went.
He wordlessly lead her to his uncles home.
It took them four minutes to walk there, and then he knocked on the door.

Chris opened it, smiling at the boy.
"Hey Aaron, Ivory. Come on in." He stepped back and let them in before shutting the door. "Dustin!" He called for his lover.

Dustin had been in the kitchen, trying his hardest to prepare dinner for his lover. He didnt do it often but he did try when he had the chance.
He failed usually though unless it involved something on a grill.
"Ahm Ah comin'" He called back, displeased frown on his face as he glanced at his lover.
"The stove hates me."

"I know it does." Chris chuckled. "Just stick with the grill." He shook his head.

Ivory's cheeks reddened a little when Dustin came into view. He was cute...
She squeezed Aaron's hand tighter.

Yes, Dustin was cute.
Gorgeous was more like it.
His hair had just been tripped, the spiraling black locks fell to the bottom of his jaw where they framed his face perfectly. His face was cut in sharp lines and high features, a smile that would make anyone wild, and big brown eyes that promised a passionate love affair. He wore a tight fitting flannel button down shirt, which was green and white, the colors that fit him very well. His skin was a dark tan color, displaying his many days spent in the sun. He wore a leather belt that kept his jeans snug on his waist, where the hugged his muscular butt, and outlined his strong legs. His shoulders were broad and his arms rippled with muscle everytime he moved.
Yes, gorgeous was the word for it.
"Yeah." Dustin agreed with his loved. "AH think tha me n' the grill do well ta'gether." His voice was deep and county, his accent full of southern charm.
Dustin glanced over to Ivory, extending his hand to here.
"Howdy there lil' lady." He took her hand lightly, his grip gently even though his hands were rough from hard days of labor. "Nice ta meet ya again'"
Perfect gentleman, especially when it came to ladies. He did prefer men, but he was bred to always be curious to a women.

Ivy simply stared for a few seconds, her eyes wide. He was gorgeous. Even when she had her memory, she'd thought Dustin was alright but she'd been so in love with Aaron, she'd paid him no attention. Now, however, she was practically drooling over him. She gave him a shaky smile.
"Y-you too." She stammered, shaking his hand even though she had no memory of meeting him before.

Dustin winked at her, glancing over to Chris.
"Ya wanna take over supper? Ah think imma ruin it if ah keep on." He didnt mind though if Chris wanted him to try though.
Aaron lanced at Ivory, his brows furrowing at the shake in her voice.
What in the...?

Ivory's blush only deepened when he winked. He WINKED at her. She could have fainted. Her eyes never left the man, not even when she felt Aaron's gaze on her.

"I better do it." Chris laughed lightly, kissing Dustin's cheek as he headed into the kitchen to finish their dinner.

Dustin popped Chris lightly on his backside, whistling as the other man walked away.
"Ah love him and his bubble butt." Dustin chuckled softly to himself, glancing back at Aaron and Ivory.
"So, anythin' yall need? Drink fer the lady? A seat?" Dustin leaned against the wall, eying Ivory with a smile. It was nice to have her back.
"No Daffy, least not for me..." Aaron spoke up, his frown deep.

Ivory giggled a little bit more than necessary at Dustin as he slapped Chris on the butt, then resumed her nervous stature. She returned his smiling, shaking her head.
"I'm fine..." Her voice was higher than normal.

"Ah know how thah is." He glanced himself over, shaking his head at how ridiculous he was.
Aaron was ready to leave.

Ivory just couldn't help herself. She was a teenage girl, flirting was in her nature.
She still wasn't even sure if he was Dustin or Chris. She had no idea.

"Daffy," Aaron began quickly. "I think we are going to go, nice seeing you though."
Dustin nodded his head, an understanding smile on his face.
"Alrigh' then..Wanna hug?"

Ivory glanced over at Aaron, a pouty look on her face before glancing back at Dustin.
She certainly wanted that damn hug.

Dustin opened his arms, glancing between the two of them.
"C'mon. I don' bite, an' thar' free!" Dustin wiggled his brows in amusement.

Ivory giggled and stepped forward, wrapping her arms around the man's neck, her head in his shoulder as she embraced him, inhaling his strong masculine scent. She thought her heart would beat out of her chest.

Dustin's arms wound tight around her waist, and she was pressed against his warm toned chest. He smelled of woods and fire.
It was ravishing.
"Nice seein' ya lil lady..." Dustin whispered into her hair. "Ya take care now."

She was flushing a brilliant shade of scarlet when she pulled back, nodding at him.
"Nice seeing you too..."

Aaron was quick to take her hand and pull her from the home, his own cheeks a deep shade of red.
He was angry.
Furious.
She hadnt looked at him like that since that accident.
He didnt know what to do.

She was nearly about to start gushing about Dustin to Aaron like she would with a best friend. And then she realized. Oh...
"Aaron..." She'd forgotten. She didn't think of him as a boyfriend... Not yet...

"Mhn?" Aaron didnt glance back at her, he couldnt. His grip on her hand at been rather tight but he managed to loosen it. He just had not been paying much mind to it. He could never hurt her,he didnt even want to bring up what had just happened.
He couldnt be mad at her, he knew that much. But it didnt stop the pain...
The jealously.

"I-I'm sorry." Her voice trembled. He was angry. And quite frankly, it frightened her. She didn't know he was her sweet teddy bear. All she knew now was that he was a large boy and being angry couldn't mean anything good.