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Will's outside at the archery range, its a good thing to do as he thinks about what maybe coming this tax time.

Also he's worrying about Guppy though at least Kate's doing better.

Tiny tags: Billy Kaplan, Lyssa, James Adams

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Kate kept hugging him, and stroked his hair.

"It's ok," she repeated in a whisper.

"Should go an eat, goin' to miss ye when I'm 'ome, love."

"Gonna miss you too, Will."

He kisses her gently on the lips and picks up the pizza as Bar provides a small basket for them with desert and some warm drinks in it,

"Can ye grab the rest?"

"Sure."

A soft smile, and she fetched the basket to take out back.

Outside, he finds a place near the inlet and spreads out his cloak and the pizza, leaving space for her to sit beside him and be held.

She knelt down, and set the basket down close by. Kate then flopped down on the cloak next to him.

"Mmm, can smell the sea around here. So much cleaner than the harbor."

"Aye."

Before eating he lays down next to her and gives her a slow and passionate kiss, words just haven't been seeming to do enough lately.

Her arms went around him as she kissed him deeply back.

She then broke away to murmur, "Will, aren't you hungry?"

"Aye, but wished to kiss ye first."

He strokes her face and hair as he hugs her.

"Oh," She smiled and kissed him again.

He takes his time kissing her back, savoring the taste and feel of her as much as he can before holding her tightly,

"Just love ye so an dinna seem to be able to find the right words."

"Better than you know. Be confident, Will."

She gets a small nod and hug as he finally opens the pizza box,

"Should eat an glad am bein' an aid."

"Didn't I say so before?" Wry look before she reached into the box to grab a slice for herself.

The pizza's good so he eats quietly before giving her a smile,

"Aye, ye did just love ye so much an worry too much."

She finished her slice, and nodded, "You do."

"Aye, I know. What else did she give us?"

Kate grabbed a napkin to wipe her hands off before opening the baskets.

"Got some thermos here, bet it's tea or maybe hot cider."

"Some cider would be nice."

He peers over her shoulder,

"Tis a book in 'ere too."

"Is it? Oh, huh. Should we even look?" She warily pulled out the book.

The book is green and he carefully reads the title,

"The Givin' Tree, do ye know it?"

Kate nodded, and smiled with a bittersweet smile.

"Years ago. My mom used to read it to me sometimes."

He strokes her hair,

"Oh aye, what's it 'bout?"

"Generosity and sacrifice. Could just read it and find out." She leaned against him, and then turned her head to kiss his cheek.