A Chance for Sunny Skies
“He jumped. "Hey! Why are you so cold all the time?" He laughed and scooped his arms around me, planting a kiss on my cheek not my mouth since I'm pretty sure we both had a good case of morning breath. "It's a tournament and really you don't have to go. I'm sure it's the last place you want to spend your weekend." I scrunched my nose up. "In the woods with a bunch of crazy people with bows and arrows and probably more than a few emotional issues from their childhoods?" Brian rolled his eyes. "He...y, they're not all that --" "I wouldn't miss it," I said, interrupting him. "Especially not if you're going to be there." I ran my hands down his sculpted shoulders and arms. His floppy button-up business shirts really did a good job of hiding the fact that he had a pretty great set of guns. (Or should I call them crossbows?) His blue eyes squinted as his face lifted into a smile. I could tell that me coming to the archery thing meant as much to him as it would mean to me if he came to my mother's crazy dog birthday party in a few weeks.MoreLess
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