Lost to You
“He’d already devoured his entire meal in what seemed less than two minutes.
I tried to smack his hand as he crammed the entire thing into his mouth. “Hey, didn’t your mom teach you any manners?”
He snorted. “Oh, she taught me all kinds of manners. And it’s not like you’re going to eat them.”
I shook my head, unable to grasp how one person could eat so much food. “Seriously, Christian...that can’t be healthy.”
“I’m a growing boy.”
I laughed. I really hoped not. The guy was al...ready too much, this force of energy that still stole my breath when he entered the room. Over the last four weeks, we’d been hanging out a lot. The friendship we both needed was blossoming, growing, emerging into something indefinable.
I valued it more than I ever believed I could, though remained reserved, fortified behind the barriers I knew instinctively to put into place, an intuitive command to guard my heart and guard it well.MoreLess
I tried to smack his hand as he crammed the entire thing into his mouth. “Hey, didn’t your mom teach you any manners?”
He snorted. “Oh, she taught me all kinds of manners. And it’s not like you’re going to eat them.”
I shook my head, unable to grasp how one person could eat so much food. “Seriously, Christian...that can’t be healthy.”
“I’m a growing boy.”
I laughed. I really hoped not. The guy was al...ready too much, this force of energy that still stole my breath when he entered the room. Over the last four weeks, we’d been hanging out a lot. The friendship we both needed was blossoming, growing, emerging into something indefinable.
I valued it more than I ever believed I could, though remained reserved, fortified behind the barriers I knew instinctively to put into place, an intuitive command to guard my heart and guard it well.MoreLess
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