~ A Long Kiss Goodnight ~
Disclaimer: I don't own any one! Disney does.
Jane took him to a quit little store. It smelled strongly of insets and candles. Jack looked around he couldn't find anything. But Jack isn't used to picking out presents. Jane showed up with a big panting.
The painting had a baby angel flying in the clouds.
"Uh" Jack tilted his head to the side. "Its okay luv but not me" he smiled at her to show he didn't mean anything by it.
"Well what do you want to get them?" she asked crossing her arms. Her sage green eyes burned hard into his golden brown ones.
He smiled wide, "Rum." She tried hard not to roll her eyes. "Well unless ye have another plan, I think we should go with a nice bottle of rum."
"If you don't like this then we will just have to go to a different store" she grabbed his arm, leading him out the door.
They walked through the town. It was like a normal day, busy. Jack followed close behind Jane.
They finally came to a store. It was old and dusty. The shopkeeper was outside sweeping. He was a kind old man with baby blue eyes. He looked up and smiled.
"Can I help you two with anything?" he asked. His warm eyes lay upon Jane.
Jane smiled "No were fine thanks." She picked up a book and blew on it. Dust flew up in Jack's face.
"Thanks luv" he smirked. "What's that?" Jack looked down upon the book.
"It's a book" she smiled.
The book was old and tattered. It was brown; the spine of the book was ripping. She wiped the cover with Jacks shirt.
"The map of lost treasurers" she read out loud. "Hmm" she began to put it back but Jack grabbed her arm.
His hands felt ruff as he slid his hand up to her hand. He grabbed the book.
"Just want to look at it that's all. Ye go look for a present." She walked off towards the jewelry counter.
"May I help you Miss?" asked a kind old lady from behind the counter. She had a pointed nose; she wore a type of bandana to hold her hair up. Her warm gray eyes greeted Jane.
"Just looking, you have beautiful things" Jane's eyes wondered to one of the necklaces.
A silver chain held the most beautiful amulet ever. It held sparkling blue jewels.
"Its gorgeous, how much?" Jane's eyes still locked on the amulet.
"Its not for sale" she quickly grabbed the necklace from its place. The old lady went behind the curtain, and came back with a grin. "You can have anything you want missy just not that."
Jane looked confused. She really wanted it. "If you don't mind me asking, why is it not for sale?" the old women's gray eyes weren't so greeting or warm.
"I- its mine, my husband put it out here on accident" she wiped down the counter. "Like I said, you can have anything else."
"Okay I'll take the pair of earrings and the necklace that goes with it."
The necklace had a gold chain and an aura color (brown) ball dangling from it. The earrings were the same with an aura color ball dangling from it.
"Nice choice if I may say so. Will you be needing me to wrap it" her eyes turned back to warm and friendly.
"Yes please, we are kind of in a hurry" the women nodded and went behind the curtain to wrap it.
Jack walked over to where Jane stood. Her eyes were glued to where the amulet was placed. She heard Jack come from behind her.
"What ye looken at luv?" he asked his eyes wondered down to the case. "There isn't anything there."
"But there was Jack, the most beautiful thing I have ever seen" she described to him what it looked like. "But the old bat took it away and made some sorry excuse about her husband put it there by mistake."
The old woman stepped out from the curtain with the box that held the jewelry. Jane's eyes watched her walking to her. Something shiny hung out of the woman's pocket. It was silver, catching Jacks eyes.
"Well I thank ye and here" he handed her some shillings and gave the old woman a hug. "Off we go then" he opened the door for Jane and followed her out.
"So where we off to?" she asked linking her arm with his.
"Well since we got the bride something we need Will's" he smiled pulling out something from his pocket. "Oh yeah here luv" he opened his hand to reveal the silver amulet. Jane's eyes grew wide, her green eyes burned as she saw what it was.
"Oh Jack" she hugged him around the waist. She pulled her hair back to let Jack put it on. She looked at it; it felt warm to her touch. "Thank you" she smiled up at him.
"Anything fer ye luv" he gave her a cheeky grin. Jane's pale skin turned to a baby pink. A long silence fell between them. "Aye lets go." He headed towards a pub.
It had a lot of pirates and wenches around it. She walked in after him. A terrified look came to her face.
Jack sat down at the bar. "Its okay luv, no ones going to bit ye" he smiled. She nodded and sat down.
"Jack we ye all dressed up?" asked the bartender.
"A wedding" he answered. "But not mine" he quickly added seeing the look on his face.
"And is this pretty lass?" the bartender looked at Jane. "Is she yours?"
"I beg your pardon. I don't belong to Jack or any man for that matter" she crossed her arms.
"Sorry miss didn't mean anything by it" he smiled warmly at her.
"Aye he be sorry luv" Jack put his arm around her shoulders pulling her closer, making her almost fall off her chair. "But you know you liked it" he gave her a smile. Jane glared at him, moving away from his grasp.
"And to think I thought you had manners" she began to walk out.
"Wait luv" he yelled after her, grabbing his bottle of rum. She was almost to the mansion where the wedding would be held.
"Go away!" she yelled her blonde hair blowing in the wind. Jack grabbed her arm, swinging her around.
"I didn't mean any of it luv" he tried to apologize. "I'm sorry."
"I don't like being someone's object," she said continuing up the walk. Jack followed her.
"I said I was sorry luv," he said pulling her back to him. He smiled at her, their faces just inches apart. He held her by the waist, her eyes burned with passion. He leaned in and kissed her softly.
Disclaimer: I don't own any one! Disney does.
Jane took him to a quit little store. It smelled strongly of insets and candles. Jack looked around he couldn't find anything. But Jack isn't used to picking out presents. Jane showed up with a big panting.
The painting had a baby angel flying in the clouds.
"Uh" Jack tilted his head to the side. "Its okay luv but not me" he smiled at her to show he didn't mean anything by it.
"Well what do you want to get them?" she asked crossing her arms. Her sage green eyes burned hard into his golden brown ones.
He smiled wide, "Rum." She tried hard not to roll her eyes. "Well unless ye have another plan, I think we should go with a nice bottle of rum."
"If you don't like this then we will just have to go to a different store" she grabbed his arm, leading him out the door.
They walked through the town. It was like a normal day, busy. Jack followed close behind Jane.
They finally came to a store. It was old and dusty. The shopkeeper was outside sweeping. He was a kind old man with baby blue eyes. He looked up and smiled.
"Can I help you two with anything?" he asked. His warm eyes lay upon Jane.
Jane smiled "No were fine thanks." She picked up a book and blew on it. Dust flew up in Jack's face.
"Thanks luv" he smirked. "What's that?" Jack looked down upon the book.
"It's a book" she smiled.
The book was old and tattered. It was brown; the spine of the book was ripping. She wiped the cover with Jacks shirt.
"The map of lost treasurers" she read out loud. "Hmm" she began to put it back but Jack grabbed her arm.
His hands felt ruff as he slid his hand up to her hand. He grabbed the book.
"Just want to look at it that's all. Ye go look for a present." She walked off towards the jewelry counter.
"May I help you Miss?" asked a kind old lady from behind the counter. She had a pointed nose; she wore a type of bandana to hold her hair up. Her warm gray eyes greeted Jane.
"Just looking, you have beautiful things" Jane's eyes wondered to one of the necklaces.
A silver chain held the most beautiful amulet ever. It held sparkling blue jewels.
"Its gorgeous, how much?" Jane's eyes still locked on the amulet.
"Its not for sale" she quickly grabbed the necklace from its place. The old lady went behind the curtain, and came back with a grin. "You can have anything you want missy just not that."
Jane looked confused. She really wanted it. "If you don't mind me asking, why is it not for sale?" the old women's gray eyes weren't so greeting or warm.
"I- its mine, my husband put it out here on accident" she wiped down the counter. "Like I said, you can have anything else."
"Okay I'll take the pair of earrings and the necklace that goes with it."
The necklace had a gold chain and an aura color (brown) ball dangling from it. The earrings were the same with an aura color ball dangling from it.
"Nice choice if I may say so. Will you be needing me to wrap it" her eyes turned back to warm and friendly.
"Yes please, we are kind of in a hurry" the women nodded and went behind the curtain to wrap it.
Jack walked over to where Jane stood. Her eyes were glued to where the amulet was placed. She heard Jack come from behind her.
"What ye looken at luv?" he asked his eyes wondered down to the case. "There isn't anything there."
"But there was Jack, the most beautiful thing I have ever seen" she described to him what it looked like. "But the old bat took it away and made some sorry excuse about her husband put it there by mistake."
The old woman stepped out from the curtain with the box that held the jewelry. Jane's eyes watched her walking to her. Something shiny hung out of the woman's pocket. It was silver, catching Jacks eyes.
"Well I thank ye and here" he handed her some shillings and gave the old woman a hug. "Off we go then" he opened the door for Jane and followed her out.
"So where we off to?" she asked linking her arm with his.
"Well since we got the bride something we need Will's" he smiled pulling out something from his pocket. "Oh yeah here luv" he opened his hand to reveal the silver amulet. Jane's eyes grew wide, her green eyes burned as she saw what it was.
"Oh Jack" she hugged him around the waist. She pulled her hair back to let Jack put it on. She looked at it; it felt warm to her touch. "Thank you" she smiled up at him.
"Anything fer ye luv" he gave her a cheeky grin. Jane's pale skin turned to a baby pink. A long silence fell between them. "Aye lets go." He headed towards a pub.
It had a lot of pirates and wenches around it. She walked in after him. A terrified look came to her face.
Jack sat down at the bar. "Its okay luv, no ones going to bit ye" he smiled. She nodded and sat down.
"Jack we ye all dressed up?" asked the bartender.
"A wedding" he answered. "But not mine" he quickly added seeing the look on his face.
"And is this pretty lass?" the bartender looked at Jane. "Is she yours?"
"I beg your pardon. I don't belong to Jack or any man for that matter" she crossed her arms.
"Sorry miss didn't mean anything by it" he smiled warmly at her.
"Aye he be sorry luv" Jack put his arm around her shoulders pulling her closer, making her almost fall off her chair. "But you know you liked it" he gave her a smile. Jane glared at him, moving away from his grasp.
"And to think I thought you had manners" she began to walk out.
"Wait luv" he yelled after her, grabbing his bottle of rum. She was almost to the mansion where the wedding would be held.
"Go away!" she yelled her blonde hair blowing in the wind. Jack grabbed her arm, swinging her around.
"I didn't mean any of it luv" he tried to apologize. "I'm sorry."
"I don't like being someone's object," she said continuing up the walk. Jack followed her.
"I said I was sorry luv," he said pulling her back to him. He smiled at her, their faces just inches apart. He held her by the waist, her eyes burned with passion. He leaned in and kissed her softly.