The Island

Easton sighed as he sat next to her, "I don't think I know of any animal who can heal something like that faster, but hey maybe I could give you a ride back to your house." I told her setting a hand on hers.

"I think I'll be fine, don't worry about me." Natasha smiled. "I just need to start walking on it and it'll be fine." She said softly, her eyes on his.

Easton smiled and nodded as he sat next to Natasha, he leaned in and kissed her, "You're it." He told her, though assumed Natasha was finished playing.

"Are we still playing?" Natasha asked, she didn't know.

"You're hurt, do you feel up to it?" Easton asked, looking into her eyes.

"I don't know, I don't think I'd be very.. quick." Natasha smiled lightly.

Easton nodded "do you want me to carry you home, or do you want to walk?" Or tey could stay out in the woods and talk.

"Whichevers best for you." Natasha smiled, tucking a loose strand of brown hair behind her ear, her sparkling blue eyes on his yellow ones.

Easton smiled and looked around the woods before returning his gaze to Natasha again "I kind of like it here, it's kind of like home."

Natasha nodding with a smile, flattening a part of hair which was sticking up on his head, smiling.

"I'm not really sure what to talk about though." Easton said, he just couldn't take his eyes off Natasha.

"Whatevers on your mind." Natasha smiled, her eyes staring into his.

Easton blushed a little, "You're very beautiful." He said, that wasn't everything but it was a start.

Natasha smiled, looking down  with a blush. "No I'm not." She laughed lightly, shaking her head and she shoved him playfully, though she didn't know her own strength. "You're very handsome." She smiled.

Easton rolled backwards with a laugh, "Only when I'm human." He said, after he'd rolled to his feet, he offered Natasha a hand. "Come on, let's get you inside."

"As long as you're you, you'll always be my favorite guy." Natasha smiled, getting up with his help. Her sparkling blue eyes seeming to smile at him.

Easton was smiling as well, he liked playing around and goofing off, but knew when he needed to be serious. This was one of those serious but happy moments, it was okay to smile. "You know, for the longest time I had terrible trouble figuring out how to act to certain situations."

Natasha smiled. "How should you act now?" She asked, raising an eyebrow. "Why don't you just act how your mind tells you to? That's what I do, and it hasn't failed, so far."

Easton leaned in a little closer to Natasha, "I laughed at a funeral once, it didn't turn out so well." He told her, other things like that had happened as well.

Natasha looked down slightly. "Oh.." She said quietly, fiddling with her fingers.

"I've got most figured out." Easton said with a smile as he looked ahead. "Hey, I could turn into a giant spider and make you a bandage out of my thread!" Easton said, though he knew spiders were scary, ever since he smashed a spider and another one popped out.

Natasha shook her head. "Spiders scare me, I'll be fine without a bandage." She said, limping off. She wasn't overly keen on how guilty he made her feel sometimes.

Easton blinked after her, had he done it again? He followed "Hey, I'm sorry if I made you feel bad, I didn't mean to."

"Its fine." Natasha smiled a little, though it soon fell. Instead on the pain of walking, she teleported home, she sitting on the couch, sighing as she relaxed her ankle.

Easton blinked when Natasha vanished, he started jogging so he'd get back faster.