Christmas For Two

"Don't worry, it'll work out," he'd say when she mentioned her sister, "give it time. You're her family." He hoped her sister came around and gave Agnes another chance.

Being raised Muslim, Kadir didn't have any Christmas traditions. He knew it usually involved either religious stuff or the legendary Santa, he wouldn't partake in either traditions. But a horror marathon did indeed sound fun, especially with her.

"A horror filled Christmas it'll be then," he'd say, returning her small smile with one of his own. "Just...don't try to put me in a lamp," he'd say, jokingly with a snort, "unless there's booze in it."

"Speaking of booze, I'll bring some for us," maybe he'd find a festive drink for them to share. "Something to keep chill off," he really hated this snow and the cold, but spending time with her would keep his mind off of it.

He'd snort, "wishes huh?" The thought of her putting him in a lamp was amusing, him granting her wishes didn't sound half bad though. "And what wishes would you make to me?" he wasn't a wish granter, but maybe he could do something to make her Christmas that much better.

"Eggnog, never had it before," he'd seen it at the stores and a few people drinking it, "I'll get some for us, with alcohol of course." He wasn't picky when it came to food and drink, he could stomach pretty much anything as long as it was edible.

"Sounds better than waiting for a fat man to break in and leave things," he'd say, half jokingly. Give where they lived Santa actually being real wouldn't be super surprising, though that would probably bring up a lot of questions for a lot of people.