Warning: Intruder Alert! Intruder Ale-Wait! Wrong Warning. Ok, here we go: None of these characters belong to me. I only like to mold them like clay to my every whim. Thank you for reading! Enjoy!

A/N: DON'T KILL ME PLEASE!

Serena grabbed a light sweater before running out the door, calling out her farewell to Rei as she left. She ran down the hallway, down the stairs, and out the door, running smack into Darien.

"That didn't take long," he commented, admiring the revealing tank top and tight hip hugger jeans she was wearing.

Serena just smiled at him sweetly. "So, where we headed?"

"It's a surprise. I wouldn't want to spoil it for you?" Darien said with a smirk.

"Aww, please? I promise to forget by the time we get there!" Serena begged.

Darien just laughed at her.

They walked beside each other in silence before Darien felt Serena's soft hand. He looked down to see her fingers entwine in his and her body move closer to him and his heart started racing.

Darien led Serena up to the end of the sidewalk, then covered her eyes with his hands, walking behind her to guide her. They stepped off the sidewalk onto the grass.

"You know, this really isn't fair," Serena mumbled as she tripped over an invisible rock for the third time.

Darien laughed. "You're the one with the clumsy feet, not me." He narrowly dodged a backward kick that would have taken out his shin. "Hey now, watch it. I don't think you could carry me home."

"No, I'd just leave you here," she snapped back.

Darien laughed again, sending shivers down her spine. "Are we almost there?" she sighed.

"Just a few more minutes, I promise."

Serena let him lead on for another minute or two, only tripping one more time, before he stopped her.

"Can I look now?"

Darien uncovered her eyes. Serena gasped. They were standing at the top of a hill, looking down over a Carnival. There were rides, food vendors, games, everything.

"Care to walk down there with me?"

Serena grabbed his arm excitedly and almost pulled him down the hill. "Hurry up," she complained.

"I can only go so fast down a hill before I start rolling."

"Bah," she grumbled.

Darien spent the next two hours being pulled from one ride to the next by Serena. He was glad he hadn't eaten much for lunch. The sun had gone down and the lights had come on, lighting up Serena's face even more. She was like a kid on Christmas morning.

Darien just watched her profile as she stared out at the city from the top of the Ferris Wheel. She was radiant. A smile tugged at his lips as she leaned back onto his chest.

"This is perfect," she whispered, her hand finding his again.

Darien kissed the top of her head. "It is, it most definitely is."

As the Ferris Wheel stopped and let them off, Darien looked down at his watch. He grabbed Serena's hand. "Follow me." He led her out of the carnival and back up the hill they had come down. Darien pulled Serena over to a tree standing at the top and he leaned back against it. He pulled Serena into his embrace and looked down into her crystal blue eyes.

Serena swallowed a lump in her throat as she met Darien's eyes. She watched as he moved down to kiss her. It felt like Heaven when his lips touched hers. She wrapped her arms around him tighter and pressed into him. Suddenly, she heard a loud pop, followed by a sizzle, makingher jump and turn around. Serena watched the sky fill with blue and pink, red and yellow, green and orange fireworks. It lit up the sky like daytime and made it all the more beautiful. Serena turned and laid her back against Darien as he leaned against the tree, his arms wrapped around her.

After the fireworks were over, Serena and Darien just stood there, under the tree, holding onto each other, not moving, not saying a word. Serena finally broke the silence by turning around to look at Darien.

"Thank you," she whispered.

"For what?"

"The perfect evening," she said, a small blush creeping across her cheeks.

Darien reached down and swept the hair out of her face. "The perfect evening for the perfect woman."

At this comment, Serena actually snorted. She was about to say something else when she was interrupted by a kiss. Deciding that the kiss was more important, she stopped the smark ass remark she was about to come out with.

This time, the kiss went deeper than the first one. It was more passionate, more emotional. Serena never wanted it to end. But like all other good things, it came to an end. Serena sighed and smiled up at him. She didn't have time to do anything before his lips found hers again. This time a forceful, lust filled kiss, taking her breath away. She responded to his every emotion, every action, never wanting it to stop.

Darien finally tore himself away from Serena's lips. He needed to pull himself together and control his emotions. They were supposed to be starting over, taking it slow. Just as he caught his breath, he felt her small hand on the back of his neck, pulling him back down to her lips. It was not an invitation he was about to refuse. She tasted sweet, like the cotton candy she had eaten earlier...or maybe it was the candy apple. It didn't matter, nothing else mattered, but him and her, under the tree on the hill.

After forcing herself to calm down, Serena pulled away from Darien. She knew they were going to take it slow, but she wanted him soooo bad. She groaned on the inside. It just wasn't fair. Then she looked up and saw him coming towards her again. This time he showered her lips with small light kisses that ranged from her lips and down her neck to her exposed collar bone. She inhaled quicly as his teeth found the skin between her neck and shoulder. As he kept going, she felt her knees starting to give out under her. Not missing a beat, Darien scooped her up before she could fall, supporting her with his arm around her back.

Suddenly, Darien pulled away from her. "I'm sorry," he said quietly.

"For what?" she asked, staring up into his eyes.

"I know we are going to take it slow. I just...I couldn't-can't-" Suddenly his lips were on hers again, and she just pulled him closer.

After they broke apart Serena bit her lip and looked up at him. "We don't have to, um, well-I mean, we can take it-ugh! What I mean is-"

"Would you like to come back to my place?"

Serena just looked up and nodded.

Aww! I finally did it! dances Now stop with the threatening emails PLEASE! I think my inbox is going to implode! And I promise to not make you wait as long for the next one.