Straddling the Line
“They couldn’t be on the highway anymore. They had to be flying, faster and lower than she’d ever flown before. For a lost second, she felt like the little girl she’d once been, flying on the back of a horse headed to the place where she could be herself.
Except she wasn’t, not anymore. Now, she was a grown woman going home with a grown man. That’s what she wanted right now. To hell with what anyone else thought. She may not have the best idea of who she really was, but Ben was the only man to e...ver ask—and that’s who she wanted to be with.
She clung to Ben, every part of her front touching every part of his back. The motorcycle hummed between her legs, making it hard to breathe. Faster, she thought. Go faster.
Finally, the blur became streaked with light. Josey took that to mean they were near the city, but she couldn’t make out anything else.
She clung to Ben, trusting that he knew how to ride this machine. This whole thing was perfectly safe. There was absolutely no reason to be panicked about any of this.MoreLess
Except she wasn’t, not anymore. Now, she was a grown woman going home with a grown man. That’s what she wanted right now. To hell with what anyone else thought. She may not have the best idea of who she really was, but Ben was the only man to e...ver ask—and that’s who she wanted to be with.
She clung to Ben, every part of her front touching every part of his back. The motorcycle hummed between her legs, making it hard to breathe. Faster, she thought. Go faster.
Finally, the blur became streaked with light. Josey took that to mean they were near the city, but she couldn’t make out anything else.
She clung to Ben, trusting that he knew how to ride this machine. This whole thing was perfectly safe. There was absolutely no reason to be panicked about any of this.MoreLess
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