Lone Heart Pass (2016)
“She did the same, pulling close against him.
Her tall, lean body fit nicely against his as they slowed their pace in the dark spot between his porch light and hers. Neither said a word, but he guessed she felt as good as he did about being so close.
The day together had changed things. There was more than just a trust between them. He’d grown to really like her. She wasn’t crazy; she was just scared.
When they reached her porch, she sat down on the top step and tugged off her boots. “Thanks,” she whispered. “Tonight was fun. Best time I’ve had in a long time.”
“I doubt chili and cornbread can compare to a fancy restaurant, and toasting marshmallows isn’t exactly a wild party.”
“Oh, but it was. I think I still have a piece of marshmallow on my cheek.”
He turned and brushed his thumb over the white spot on the left side of her face.
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