Spur of the Moment

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A/N-Hehe, sorry if I confused you guys with the last author's note, guess I just have my way with words, lol. I just meant everyone else finding out about them, like Maddy and the Cohen's. Also, sorry if I made anyone feel uncomfortable with the Theresa and Eddie situation, but in a way I guess it's sort of flattering, I have range to do that, but anyways, I appreciate all the reviews, thanks so much!

(Tuesday - day Marissa is supposed to go back to New York)

On with the story...

Ryan parked his car in the airport and got out, Marissa following out as well. He went to the trunk, and got out her suitcase as she joined him with her carry on and took his hand as they started to walk inside. Marissa started to check the flight schedules, and saw that her flight was being delayed.

"Looks like my flight's delayed, do you wanna get something to eat?" she asked him.

Ryan nodded and looked around, looking for a place to eat. He spotted a small cafe, and started walking towards it, Marissa on hand.

Once they got their food, they sat down at one of the small square tables and started eating. Marissa looked at him and as he poked his chicken salad with the plastic fork. "Are you sure you're gonna be okay while I'm gone?" she asked, concerned.

He looked up and gave her a small smile. "It's one week, I'm a big boy, I'm sure I'll be fine."

"I know, I just..." She stopped as she slipped her hand under the chair and moved the chair towards the othe side so she was closer to him. "I'll just miss you, I mean it's a whole week without you!" she laughed softly. He smiled a little bigger and leaned in to give her a kiss. She smiled and kissed back, wrapping an arm around his neck, her hand rubbing the nape of his neck gently.

"I'll miss you too," he told her when they finally pulled back.

"Well let's make the best of it while I am here," she said sarcastically.

Ryan raised his eyebrows and Marissa laughed. "Kidding!" she exclaimed, giving him one last quick peck on the lips. "But it made you smile didn't it?"

He nodded. "Yeah, it did, thanks."

"I just want you to be happy Ry, that's all, and ever since...well, you know the whole Maddy thing..."

He shrugged and tried not to think of it.

After Maddy and Eddie's first encounter, Eddie wanted to take responsibilty, and wanted to be in Maddy's life. She wanted Eddie, her real Dad, in her life as well and had gotten along well when they did spend time together. She had also spend time at Ryan's apartment along with Marissa, and Marissa was really starting to grow on her. They still thought it would be better to wait and tell her about their relationship after Marissa came back from New York and was actually living with Ryan.

For now, it may had not been perfect, but it was all right for the time being.

After their lunch, Marissa went and bought a magazine and a coffee and sat down next to Ryan in one of the chairs.

He put an arm around her shoulders, bringing her closer into himself. She started flipping through the pages, Ryan nodding uninterestingly whenever she made a comment. She rested her head on his shoulder, facing his neck, and started kissing it. Ryan was surprised and looked at her. She smiled sweetly at him and leaned in, giving him a big kiss on the lips. He put his hand on the back of her head, continuing to kiss her.

A little giggle was heard from behind them, and they pulled back slowly. A little boy, who looked to be around 4 or 5 giggled as he looked at them.

"Hey little guy," Marissa greeted.

The little boy giggled, putting his hands over his mouth, trying to hold them in.

Ryan looked at Marissa and than back at the boy and smiled. "What's so funny?" he asked.

"Hehe," he continued giggling. "My sister and her boyfriend do that," he said in between giggles.

Ryan and Marissa laughed slightly, but Ryan spoke up. "That's nice," he said.

The little boy continued giggling and Ryan nor Marissa could help but laugh. A woman came up to them, and dragged him away. "Gregory!" she scolded. His giggles were faintly heard as he waved to them. "I'm so sorry," the woman apologized.

"It's alright," they both said, and watched them walk away.

Ryan sighed happily as he put his forehead against Marissa's and gave her a quick kiss. "He was so cute," Marissa said.

Ryan nodded, "Cute," he repeated.

"Do we think we'll ever have any?" Marissa asked longingly.

"I'm sure we will," Ryan responded gently. "Plenty," he said with a smile as he kissed her forehead.

Little did they know that someone had heard this conversation and had seen them.

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Summer glared at Seth while he went through baggage claim. Seth finally caught her stare. "When are you gonna stop being mad at me?" he asked.

"When you don't ruin my honeymoon!" she snapped.

"Look," he started, taking off his sunglasses.

"What!"

"Look at my face," he told her, pointing to his face.

"What about it?!"

"Uh, is looking not enough?"

"Whatever," she shrugged it off.

Seth sighed and slowly touched the side of his face. Summer was still mad at him; he had ruined their honeymoon. He had fallen asleep on the beach all day and was burnt to a crisp. The Island doctor told him it would be best to not get much sunlight for the next few days. Summer was mad that they couldn't go anywhere, so they just decided to go back home. Seth promised her that they would defintely go back, but Summer was still skeptical.

"I promise!" he said loudly.

"Cohen!" she exclaimed, obviously embarassed.

Seth softened up. "Okay, okay, I'm sorry, just please don't be mad at me," he pleaded.

"I'll think about it," she told him, arms crossed over her chest.

"Thanks," he said sarcastically.

She was about to snap back with a comment, when she noticed two familiar figures walking only a few feet away from them.

Ryan and Marissa...again.

'What the hell? Is this some sort of joke?' she thought. 'Two encounters?'

Seth noticed her staring and decided to make a sarcastic comment. "Summer? Could you please not check out other men while I'm here, I mean I may be burned, but I still have feelings." He laughed at his own joke.

Summer still didn't take her eyes off of Ryan and Marissa. Seth followed her stare, and it was the back of two sandy blondes heads.

"Why are you staring!?" he demanded to know. He saw them turn their heads, most likely to lean in for a kiss; and that's what exactly what they did. He could see their profiles perfectly, and knew exactly who it was.

"Oh my god, it's Ryan and Marissa, kissing!" he whispered.

"I told you, I told you!" Summer whispered back.

Seth took off his sunglasses, and saw a little boy come up to Ryan and Marissa, and than his mother swiftly took him away and Ryan and Marissa continued to whisper things to each other.

"Go say something!" Seth ordered.

Summer shook her head. "No, you do it!"

They were hidden behind a post, so Ryan and Marissa had no way of seeing them, and their backs were turned to them anyways, so it didn't matter.

The little boy who had talked to Ryan and Marissa earlier, he had plopped himself down near Seth and Summer's feet and was playing with his toy fire truck. When Seth took off his sunglasses, he squealed, half out of laughter, half out of fright.

"Mommy! Mommy! Look at this man's face!" Gregory shouted, waving his hands wildly in the air.

Ryan and Marissa broke their embrace from each other, and turned their heads to the familiar sound of Gregory's voice, but surprised to come face to face with something else besides Gregory.

They were caught.

A/N-Ummm...not much to say, but any suggestions would be helpful, if you have any. I didn't really want to continue with this chapter, so I'll just start it next chapter. Oh, and the thing with Ryan and Marissa having kids, and Ryan saying "plenty" and stuff like that, it was just to show you that they do plan on having a family, and are comfortable with the idea. Hope you liked it, and please review!