Just Give in
“She could see the stress on his face, the tightening in his hands as he gripped the steering wheel. He was still upset about that guy, and she knew he had every right to be. But she didn’t want his anger to ruin tonight, not after she’d made up her mind on it all and knew this was what she wanted.
“Rory, look at me,” she said softly. They sat in the cab of his truck, his headlights on as he sat there idly in her driveway. The entire ride back from the city to her house had been in silence, with... him clenching and unclenching the steering wheel.
He turned and looked at her, and she saw his face relax, his tension slowly leaving him as she smiled.
“I love you,” she said and reached for his hand. Holding it in hers, she wanted to tell him that things were fine now, that she was okay, but before she could even open her mouth to get the words out he leaned forward, cupped the back of her head, and kissed her. He was fierce in his kiss, his anger, his love for her—all of those emotions she felt displayed, projected in the press of his mouth to hers, the stroke of his tongue to hers.MoreLess
“Rory, look at me,” she said softly. They sat in the cab of his truck, his headlights on as he sat there idly in her driveway. The entire ride back from the city to her house had been in silence, with... him clenching and unclenching the steering wheel.
He turned and looked at her, and she saw his face relax, his tension slowly leaving him as she smiled.
“I love you,” she said and reached for his hand. Holding it in hers, she wanted to tell him that things were fine now, that she was okay, but before she could even open her mouth to get the words out he leaned forward, cupped the back of her head, and kissed her. He was fierce in his kiss, his anger, his love for her—all of those emotions she felt displayed, projected in the press of his mouth to hers, the stroke of his tongue to hers.MoreLess
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