Clexa. Why Are You Waving At Me?

Chapter 25: Will You Be There?

Sorry for SPAG mistakes :))

Clarke's POV

"So Clarke," Lexa says, "Where are you taking me on our date?"

"It's a surprise!" I say, with an exciting grin.

Lexa lets out a small laugh. "Does it take long to get there?"

"About an hour maximum. But it's worth it, well I hope you think it's worth it." I say, kind of babbling from nerves.

Lexa means over and takes my hand softly, "Will you be there?" She asks.

"Yes." I say slightly confused. Of course I'm going to be there.

"Then I'm sure I'm going to love it."

I lean forward and cover my face with my hand slightly. Trying to hide my blushing.

"That was really cute!" I say with a laugh.

Lexa gives me a wide smile, looking really content that she could make me blush.

"I've missed your... Your um.." Lexa begins to stutter slightly.

I tap her shoulder to get her attention.

*Sign and talk* I sign.

Lexa smiles even wider.

"Just slowly." I chuckle.

Lexa laughs, her body relaxing. I can see her body language change, she becomes more slouched in her chair, her shoulders are no longer hunched over. She's comfortable.

"*You're learning sign?*" Lexa talks and signs.

*Yes* I sign with a smile.

"*Why?*" Lexa asks with curiosity.

"Because I want to, because I want to communicate with you without making you feel uncomfortable. I shouldn't just assume you should use my language, I should make the effort to learn yours."

"Wow.." Is all Lexa says.

Lexa's POV

"Wow" I say with complete shock, shock at Clarke's compassion and willingness.

I'm falling for this girl more and more.

She's beyond amazing, she's extraordinary.

I lean over and place a small kiss onto Clarke's for head.

"Thank you" I whisper as I pull away.

Clarke starts the car and we leave the hospital in the distance.

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Clarke's POV

The journey has been going by so fast. We got caught up in traffic so the journey will take an extra 20 minutes.

Through out the journey Lexa and I encased in a little bit of small talk. Food, school, likes and dislikes the usual.

Lexa then taught me some signs and 'ways of the deaf' as she called it.