Green House Roof

Ivor reached the green house and glanced around, "The coast seems to be clear. Here," he bent down and threaded his hands together, "step on my hands and I'll push you up."

"You sure?" I frown and let him help me up. I look out at the grounds. I can almost feel the plants below me pulsing with life.

He made sure she was safely up before hoisting himself up. "I wish we could climb one of the higher roofs but..." He looked up at the towers. "Nobody looks up here." He grinned at that.

"I've never really thought of this place... We could get away with anything up here." I laugh

He grinned mischievously at that and wiggled his eyebrows before laughing and standing up to get a good look over the bridge. "Anything..." he chuckled, "These roofs are a bit delicate."

I lie down and look up at the sky, the clouds gracefully dancing along the blue backdrop. The cool glass presses against me and sends goosebumps erupting up my arm.

He watched her for a few moments before lying down next to her - his eyes closing, he pressed his hand over hers, feeling he quiet pulse of blood in her wrist. "You can feel the plants below, can't you?"

I turn to look at him, looking at the sharp contours of his face. "Yeah, I can." I turn so I'm on my side and put my other hand onto his chest, my head on his shoulder.

He played with strands of hair, glancing sleepily at her, "It's nice up here, I could probably just fall asleep at any moment." He laughed softly. "Or we could play a game of trying to find shapes out of the clouds."

I raised an eyebrow. "Don't let me keep you from resting." I laugh.

Ivor coughed slightly, "Well we both know of my clinging tendencies when I fall asleep, you won't be able to move at all - like it or not." He grinned, a twinkle in his eye.

"I'd be the former." I grin. "Well... can you see anything?" I gesture to the clouds.

He turned his gaze to the clouds, "Bunnies, lots of bunnies. Clouds can always look like bunnies. What can you see?"

"Dragon. I always see dragons. And that one... right there..." I point up." Look surprisingly like.... a cloud."

Ivor frowned up at the cloud she was talking about, "You don't say?" His hand moved to tickle her side as he fixed his eyes on the cloud, keeping a poker face.