"Stop! We just ate! You'll make me sick!" "What's this? Your husband makes you sick?" "No, it's just that - aaaoooooo!" He tickled her harder. until you're hooting so loudly that all of London hears you!" He fell upon the bed like a swooping hawk, and Juliet let out a helpless shriek as his fingers found her ribs and began tickling her madly. "I'm going to tickle you until you giggle. And you know how I'm going to do that, O dearest wife?" He grabbed a fistful of her petticoats as she tried to escape. I'm going to make you forget your troubles, forget your fears, forget everything but me. "Then what are you going to do?" "Why, I'm going to wipe that sadness out of your eyes if only for tonight. I'm not going to do that -" She tried to scoot away. "As the wife of a Den member, that just will not do." "Gareth, I don't want - I mean, I'm not ready for that!" "That? Who said anything about that?" He tossed her lightly onto the bed. "Gareth, I am a grown woman!" "You are a grown woman who behaves in a manner far too old for her years," he countered, still striding toward the bed. "Gareth! Put me down!" He only laughed, easily carrying her toward the bed.
tonight I'm going to make you laugh so hard that you'll forget all about how afraid of me you are." "I am not afraid of you!" "You are." And with that, he pushed his chair back, stalked around the table, and in a single easy movement, swept her right out of her chair and into his arms. You can worry all you like about our situation tomorrow, but tonight. And do you know something? I think it's time someone showed you how to have fun. “You, my dear, do not know how to have fun." "I do, too!" "You do not.
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