The successivo few days were spent in any number of spontaneous activities. While the rain poured down outside, Everett and Una did an impromptu dance party in their hotel room, and they sang their favourite songs and invented crazy moves and Everett picked up Una and spun her around as their grand finale.
They frequented the buffet. It turned out the hotel had an all-day buffet, and very few people were using it when it wasn't officially mealtime. They enjoyed sampling all the snacks and Una discovered a new favourite key lime, calce tart. One time at the buffet, Una and Everett even struck up a conversation with another young couple who were there on a business trip, and had planned to make a vacation out of it too before the rain came down. The other young couple loved Film too, and Everett and Una detto later to each other that they might never have met if it hadn't been raining and they hadn't been the only people in the buffet room.
They spent a lot of time in the swimming pool - "I got to spend my vacation swimming after all!" Una detto happily. She and Everett tossed a ball around in the water, splashed each other, and tried to see who could hold their breath for the longest underwater.
On one of the days, Una and Everett braved the rain just long enough to get a taxi to a shopping centre. They spent the whole giorno there, eating a delicious lunch of chicken insalata in a small cafe lined with indoor palm trees. Una bought a lot of new dresses and jewelery, and Everett found a video camera and a some new board and card games.
"Do te want a game giorno tomorrow?" he asked her, holding up the games with a grin.
Una gave him her best you're-on smile. "Let's do it!"
So the successivo giorno was spent doing just that.
Una and Everett had the most fun week they had had in a long time, and almost none of it was spent doing what they had intended when they'd booked a weeklong honeymoon in Florida. On the second-to-last night, as Everett tuned into the weather forecast for the successivo morning before he and Una turned in for the night, he found himself thinking it really didn't matter what the weather did tomorrow.
"The rain isn't going to be as heavy tomorrow," he told Una, who was stretched out on the hotel letto Leggere a magazine. "But it's still going to last all day."
"Oh, good," Una replied with a smile. "Because there's one thing we haven't done on this trip yet - splash in puddles!"
They frequented the buffet. It turned out the hotel had an all-day buffet, and very few people were using it when it wasn't officially mealtime. They enjoyed sampling all the snacks and Una discovered a new favourite key lime, calce tart. One time at the buffet, Una and Everett even struck up a conversation with another young couple who were there on a business trip, and had planned to make a vacation out of it too before the rain came down. The other young couple loved Film too, and Everett and Una detto later to each other that they might never have met if it hadn't been raining and they hadn't been the only people in the buffet room.
They spent a lot of time in the swimming pool - "I got to spend my vacation swimming after all!" Una detto happily. She and Everett tossed a ball around in the water, splashed each other, and tried to see who could hold their breath for the longest underwater.
On one of the days, Una and Everett braved the rain just long enough to get a taxi to a shopping centre. They spent the whole giorno there, eating a delicious lunch of chicken insalata in a small cafe lined with indoor palm trees. Una bought a lot of new dresses and jewelery, and Everett found a video camera and a some new board and card games.
"Do te want a game giorno tomorrow?" he asked her, holding up the games with a grin.
Una gave him her best you're-on smile. "Let's do it!"
So the successivo giorno was spent doing just that.
Una and Everett had the most fun week they had had in a long time, and almost none of it was spent doing what they had intended when they'd booked a weeklong honeymoon in Florida. On the second-to-last night, as Everett tuned into the weather forecast for the successivo morning before he and Una turned in for the night, he found himself thinking it really didn't matter what the weather did tomorrow.
"The rain isn't going to be as heavy tomorrow," he told Una, who was stretched out on the hotel letto Leggere a magazine. "But it's still going to last all day."
"Oh, good," Una replied with a smile. "Because there's one thing we haven't done on this trip yet - splash in puddles!"
"What lead te to the club where te first saw us, Henry?" Les asked. Henry replied, "One of my neighbors told me that a rock band called A Wave Tossed in the Ocean was going to perform at the club that had opened the precedente week. I thought that the name sounded interesting, so I asked him what kind of rock music, and he said, 'I think it's stuff from the sixties and seventies.' I was eager to hear the songs from my youth. When I saw te perform, I knew te were the right fit. Of course, te know how we met backstage." Jimmy said, "And the rest is history." Everyone laughed. "Yes," Henry said. "The rest is history." Just then, Felix looked at his cellphone and said, "It's 10:00, guys." Henry said, "We better go to bed. We've got a big giorno tomorrow." The boys all said, "Okay. Good night, Henry." Henry smiled and said, "Good night, boys. Pleasant dreams." With that, they retired to their beds for the night.
THE END
THE END
A few hours later, Una and Everett were comfortably snuggled up together on the couch, sharing the last of Una's chocolates which lay in the open box between them, as the credits rolled on the movie.
"That was so good," murmured Una, her head resting on Everett's shoulder. "You know - I was looking inoltrare, avanti to your plans, whatever they were going to be, but I was really hoping we'd be able to watch this."
Everett gave a small laugh and shook his head. "I wish I'd known. I could have saved myself all this trouble."
Una grinned. "This year, our Valentine's giorno plans were on me," she said. "Next anno I expect it to be your turn."
Everett felt a warm rush at the thought of successivo year, that Una was so certain they would be celebrating Valentine's giorno together successivo year. But then... of course, Everett though. He wouldn't have considered anything different.
"I Amore you, Una," he said.
"I Amore te too, Everett," she said.
"That was so good," murmured Una, her head resting on Everett's shoulder. "You know - I was looking inoltrare, avanti to your plans, whatever they were going to be, but I was really hoping we'd be able to watch this."
Everett gave a small laugh and shook his head. "I wish I'd known. I could have saved myself all this trouble."
Una grinned. "This year, our Valentine's giorno plans were on me," she said. "Next anno I expect it to be your turn."
Everett felt a warm rush at the thought of successivo year, that Una was so certain they would be celebrating Valentine's giorno together successivo year. But then... of course, Everett though. He wouldn't have considered anything different.
"I Amore you, Una," he said.
"I Amore te too, Everett," she said.
