Lexi laughs. "Okay, I'll help you." She kisses him and helps take off his boxers. They were completely naked now and it felt pretty weird for her. No one had ever seen her all the way naked before until now.

Lexi smiles. "Thanks." She watches him as he opens the condom and puts it on, making it all the more real that this is about to happen. "Yeah, I'm sure babe."

Lexi grins. "I love you too Elyar." When he enters inside her, she focuses on his kisses, not liking the pain all that much. As they continue on, it starts to hurt a little less to where she can enjoy it. She continues kissing him and rubs her hand through his hair.

Sam walks into the bar that he was supposed to meet Evalyn in, a small smile on his face. Evalyn had been staying in New Mexico for a while now - whether she was still here for business or for him, he wasn't sure. They had had a real connection the day that they met, but Sam let it slide. Eventually Evalyn would have to go back to her home, and becoming attached to her would really only hurt both of them in the long run. But he knew that he wanted to see her again before she left, so he had called her to see if she would meet him in the bar that they had met in that first time. He finds her immediately - she was hard to miss - and walks over. "Hey, sweetheart," he says as he slides into the seat next to her and grins.

Sam chuckles. He was wearing what he normally wore, but found that to most girls who lived outside of small towns, his normal small town charm made him seem very dapper indeed. "Thank you, sweetheart, you look down-right beautiful yourself." He nods when she asks if he wants a drink and then waves to the barkeep. "Hey, the regular," he orders, and the bartender knows exactly what to make him. Sam turns back to Evalyn and smiles. "How much longer do we have you for? Are you heading back home any time soon?"

Sam paused for a moment when Evalyn says the words, 'I'm here until you get bored of me.' He had dated women before and gotten bored of them, of course. He was always a gentleman about letting them go, never telling them that it was because they didn't interest him anymore - he always made up a reason, like that he wanted to focus more on his music, or that it just wasn't a good time for him. A reason that took the blame off of them and put it on to him. Nobody would ever be told that they're boring, it was one of the worst insults Sam could think of. So hearing Evalyn say that she was there until he got bored of her made him feel a little uneasy. Voicing his power only served to take it away from him. "Stay for as long as you want, Evalyn," he says back finally with a smile. "It'll probably take a while for me to get bored of you."

Sam narrows his eyes at her, trying to figure out if Evalyn is being serious or not. That wasn't the type of wager he normally heard people make. "I'm positive you're not," he says back simply.

Sam smiles. Finally, something he really wanted to hear. She had missed him. He had missed her, too, but he wouldn't voice that. The connection that they had had the day they met was undeniable. Of course they missed each other when they were apart. "Oh yeah? You can't leave then. You'll just miss me more if you do."

Sam grins and nods. He looks towards the bartender and makes a motion to put both his and Evalyn's drink on his tab as he takes another drink. Sam turns towards Evalyn and smiles. "Well, if you're going to be around here for a while, I suppose you'll have to tell me a bit more about you."

"Alright, what about... what're your parents like?" Sam asks, starting off easy first. He had given Evalyn a first class tour of practically his entire life when he showed her around the town, but he hardly knew anything about her.