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I had to make a story for this, it's actually written down in my sketchbook around this picture and onto the next page! Hope you like it!
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Cathie found her best friend over at the back of the school - the farthest point from the Track and Field events taking place on the field in a few minutes. She dragged her feet making her way up to him. Sheldon looked up and smiled at her, waving happily. She smiled back, gaining some energy from his enthusiasm towards her and skipped to his side.
"Hey, Sheldon. You going to watch the Track and Field events? It's starting soon," Cathie said, resting her hand on her hip. He nodded, picking up his jacket and put his arms through the sleeves.
"Uh-huh!" His expression changed to concern after a second. He noticed that his friend wasn't as energetic and happy as usual.
"Are you okay, Cathie?" He asked. The girl admitted that she was tired and brushed her bangs further to the right side, letting her eye become more visible. Sheldon snapped his fingers and bent down into a leapfrog position.
"Jump on!" He told her with a grin. Cathie giggled and shifted her backpack over her shoulder, dropping it next to his. Then she shrugged, putting her arms around Sheldon's neck as he hooked his hands together. Her legs hung at his sides with his arms holding her through her knees. This kept her from falling down when he stood up. Once he was upright, Sheldon quickly rehooked his hands in a firmer grip underneath Cathie's botom, making her bounce a little. She giggled, so he turned his head to see her and smiled, laughing a bit himself just because she was.
"I wouldn't want you to be too tired to watch the events today," Sheldon told her. With that said, he faced forward and started running along the side of the school and cut the corner to the next side, making his way up to the front steps. Once he got there, the boy decided to take the sidewalk over to the field which was located on the end of the grounds, about a hundred yards or so. Even running from this distance, Cathie could see a huge crowd cheering on the athletes at their stations over Sheldon's head. Apparantly they hadn't started just yet, which was good considering that she was their at the moment.
Sheldon tripped up on a cement block edge which was higher than the rest of the sidewalk. Instantly he unhooked his hands, letting Cathie slip off his back just in time not to let her fall with him. He hit the ground with his hands braced before him and feet went up into the air as he lay on his stomach. Cathie gasped and rushed down to her best friend, grabbing his arm to help him back up.
"Are you okay, Sheldon?" She asked with her eyes full of worry. He shook his head for a second, stood on his knees, and looked at her.
"Yeah, I'm fine. Maybe a couple scrapes at best," He replied, standing up again. Cathie saw a cut starting to bleed on his left wrist and gently too his hand, careful not to touch the wound since it would most likely sting. Sheldon watched her hold his hand and asked what she wanted to do about it, if anything. Cathie glanced up at the track and field athletes who were already warming up for the first event and then turned back to her friend. She pulled his jacket sleeve over his cut and pressed lightly onto it to wipe away some of the blood.
"Let's get seated with our friends and then I'll help you with your scrapes, okay?" She suggested. Sheldon agreed with her and slipped his hand away from hers, putting it back at his side. Then they sprinted down the remainder of the sidewalk and found an empty spot on the bench, third row next to Jenny and Tucker.
Cathie called out the robot's name, catching her attention, and waved at her. Jenny saw them coming, so she extended her arm to the end of the empty benchpiece, assuring that no one else could take it. A few seconds later, Cathie sat next to her with Sheldon at her right and sighed deeply in relief - one minute wasn't too late. She looked at her robot friend and smiled.
"Thanks for saving us seats, Jenny."
"No problem! I wouldn't want you guys to miss this," she replied happily. Sheldon leaned forward to see Jenny and smiled lovingly, yet shyly. He waved at her, blushing a bit.
"Hi, Jenny! I'm so glad we get to sit close to each other," He began. He tried to ignore the robot girl's disinterest in him, but decided to stop talking anyways and focus moe onto his cut which was still bleeding.
Cathie noticed him looking at it and took his hand again, bringing it in front of herself, palmside up. She got a bandaid from Tucker and carefully pressed it against Sheldon's skin, covering up the small wound. When it was firmly stuck to him, she brought his hand closer to her face and kissed it. Sheldon blushed as he smiled and rubbed his upper arm shyly when Cathie let go of him.
"Kisses make wounds heal faster. My grandma told me that when I was little," She informed him sweetly. The boy scooted closer to her and put his hand on top of hers at their sides, still smiling.
"Thanks, Cathie."
"Anything for you, Sheldon."

(Awwwww, what a nice ending. )

Sheldon/Jenny/Tucker(c)Nickelodeon
Cathie(c)mine!!

Description
I had to make a story for this, it's actually written down in my sketchbook around this picture and onto the next page! Hope you like it!
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Cathie found her best friend over at the back of the school - the farthest point from the Track and Field events taking place on the field in a few minutes. She dragged her feet making her way up to him. Sheldon looked up and smiled at her, waving happily. She smiled back, gaining some energy from his enthusiasm towards her and skipped to his side.
"Hey, Sheldon. You going to watch the Track and Field events? It's starting soon," Cathie said, resting her hand on her hip. He nodded, picking up his jacket and put his arms through the sleeves.
"Uh-huh!" His expression changed to concern after a second. He noticed that his friend wasn't as energetic and happy as usual.
"Are you okay, Cathie?" He asked. The girl admitted that she was tired and brushed her bangs further to the right side, letting her eye become more visible. Sheldon snapped his fingers and bent down into a leapfrog position.
"Jump on!" He told her with a grin. Cathie giggled and shifted her backpack over her shoulder, dropping it next to his. Then she shrugged, putting her arms around Sheldon's neck as he hooked his hands together. Her legs hung at his sides with his arms holding her through her knees. This kept her from falling down when he stood up. Once he was upright, Sheldon quickly rehooked his hands in a firmer grip underneath Cathie's botom, making her bounce a little. She giggled, so he turned his head to see her and smiled, laughing a bit himself just because she was.
"I wouldn't want you to be too tired to watch the events today," Sheldon told her. With that said, he faced forward and started running along the side of the school and cut the corner to the next side, making his way up to the front steps. Once he got there, the boy decided to take the sidewalk over to the field which was located on the end of the grounds, about a hundred yards or so. Even running from this distance, Cathie could see a huge crowd cheering on the athletes at their stations over Sheldon's head. Apparantly they hadn't started just yet, which was good considering that she was their at the moment.
Sheldon tripped up on a cement block edge which was higher than the rest of the sidewalk. Instantly he unhooked his hands, letting Cathie slip off his back just in time not to let her fall with him. He hit the ground with his hands braced before him and feet went up into the air as he lay on his stomach. Cathie gasped and rushed down to her best friend, grabbing his arm to help him back up.
"Are you okay, Sheldon?" She asked with her eyes full of worry. He shook his head for a second, stood on his knees, and looked at her.
"Yeah, I'm fine. Maybe a couple scrapes at best," He replied, standing up again. Cathie saw a cut starting to bleed on his left wrist and gently too his hand, careful not to touch the wound since it would most likely sting. Sheldon watched her hold his hand and asked what she wanted to do about it, if anything. Cathie glanced up at the track and field athletes who were already warming up for the first event and then turned back to her friend. She pulled his jacket sleeve over his cut and pressed lightly onto it to wipe away some of the blood.
"Let's get seated with our friends and then I'll help you with your scrapes, okay?" She suggested. Sheldon agreed with her and slipped his hand away from hers, putting it back at his side. Then they sprinted down the remainder of the sidewalk and found an empty spot on the bench, third row next to Jenny and Tucker.
Cathie called out the robot's name, catching her attention, and waved at her. Jenny saw them coming, so she extended her arm to the end of the empty benchpiece, assuring that no one else could take it. A few seconds later, Cathie sat next to her with Sheldon at her right and sighed deeply in relief - one minute wasn't too late. She looked at her robot friend and smiled.
"Thanks for saving us seats, Jenny."
"No problem! I wouldn't want you guys to miss this," she replied happily. Sheldon leaned forward to see Jenny and smiled lovingly, yet shyly. He waved at her, blushing a bit.
"Hi, Jenny! I'm so glad we get to sit close to each other," He began. He tried to ignore the robot girl's disinterest in him, but decided to stop talking anyways and focus moe onto his cut which was still bleeding.
Cathie noticed him looking at it and took his hand again, bringing it in front of herself, palmside up. She got a bandaid from Tucker and carefully pressed it against Sheldon's skin, covering up the small wound. When it was firmly stuck to him, she brought his hand closer to her face and kissed it. Sheldon blushed as he smiled and rubbed his upper arm shyly when Cathie let go of him.
"Kisses make wounds heal faster. My grandma told me that when I was little," She informed him sweetly. The boy scooted closer to her and put his hand on top of hers at their sides, still smiling.
"Thanks, Cathie."
"Anything for you, Sheldon."

(Awwwww, what a nice ending. )

Sheldon/Jenny/Tucker(c)Nickelodeon
Cathie(c)mine!!