The Supernatural

"That'd be cool," I said, "Like one above ground or in the ground?" I asked, both would be nicer than not having one but a pool in the ground was nicer than one above, since it was so much more expensive.

Suso could remember nearly every one of his 'meal times' and he hated every one.

"In the ground, they look tidier." I smiled. "I hope no one has hay fever." I said, glancing to the cabin, as I had planted a lot of flowers.

I laughed a little, "There's a reason it's called hay fever, love." I kept my arm around Annie's waist, she had set it there after all.

"I thought it was pollen?" I asked with a confused smile, wrapping my arm around him.

"I have a problem with grasses," I admitted "Like hay, or alfalfa." I said, I smiled a little when Annie pulled me a little closer to get her arm around me.

I nodded lightly. "I guess I've never really had a problem with anything.. except strawberries, the only thing in the world I'm allergic to, and it had to be strawberries." I smiled lightly.

"I don't have a big problem with hay, I just get an itchy nose." I said smiling a little, I knew just how she felt "I'm allergic to watermelon, I get hives all over."

"I love watermelon." I laughed lightly. "I spent my summers at my grampa's farm, shooting them with his rifle he used for shooting the rats out of the chicken coops." I smiled lightly.

I grinned, "I used to eat them on the porch during the summer until I found out I was allergic." I said, just walking with her.

"Thats what I did with strawberries, but I got a huge body rash and stopped eating them, but they taste so nice." I laughed lightly. "Oh, I've been meaning to ask. Is it alright for my cousin to come and stay with us for a while? She's just split from her partner and she needs a break from the city. She called me a few days ago, but we've been so busy I've forgot." I smiled lightly.

"Oh sure, I wouldn't mind, she could keep Suso company." I smiled lightly, though I wasn't exactly positive if she would mind him being a large part wolf.

I smiled lightly. "I think she'd be out when its nice though, she's fond of photography and she likes taking pictures." I smiled, quickly texting her on my phone, putting it in my pocket.

"So, off we go into town then, to pick up pizza's and soda." I said, leading Annie with my arm down the trail once her phone was away, though she was soon leading me since I could only hear the trail, I would stumbled over the smaller things at our feet.

I nodded, looking to my phone when it buzzed. "She says she'll get a cab out tonight, she'll be here about midnight." I said to him, putting my phone in my pocket, leading him around a root sticking out of the ground, not wanting him to trip.

"Great, I'm sure Suso will enjoy the companionship." I said, walking with Annie, I could hear that we were getting close, if we weren't already in town.

I smiled lightly. "So would she, she likes being around people." I told him, walking into the town, only a few people walking around as it was still damp. Erin walked with him to the store.

"My concern is whether she likes dogs or not." I responded, saying dogs since we were in a public situation and I would have probably raised suspicion if I had said wolves. "Suso wanted some root beer, right?" I asked, seeing a case now.

"She's seen worse." I said, nodding, grabbing a few. "Shall we get some champagne, or wine? To celebrate.. om.. something.." I said with a small smile.

I shrugged, "Sure, why not." I wasn't a big fan of the after effects of alcohol but if Annie wanted to deal with the hangover she was welcome to it. "But I'll have to warn you, alcohol has a bit more effect on me than most people. It takes less for me to get drunk."

"Lightweight." I laughed lightly, getting some red wine, paying for it and the root beer. "C'mon, lets get those pizzas." I smiled, taking his hand and leading him to a takeout place which did amazing pizzas.

"One vegetarian, and one..." I was planning on sharing a pizza with Annie, so I'd let her pick whatever one she wanted.

"Om.. Hawaiian?" I said, it more of a question as I looked to Soka.

And one Hawaiian." I said, setting the cash on the counter, I smiled to the person I was paying.

I waited as the pizzas were made, looking outside. I hadn't seen my cousin in a while an was quite excited.

I lead Annie to a table where we could wait for our food, "So, about your cousin, do you think Suso will like her?" I asked, just trying to fill the silence.