Unexpected
“After the intensity of our kiss against the barn and the conversation in the kitchen, I felt like sleeping in the same bed would be a bad idea. At least it would be a bad idea tonight. Even more so thanks to the underlying chemistry that seems to blossom when we follow through on other bad ideas.
When I finally wake up Sunday it’s almost noon. With my eyes still closed, I replay the kiss over and over in my head. Those lips drinking me in like he was parched; the primal growl just like the one ...in the shower. I don't even know how long we were kissing. It felt as though someone bottled a lifetime of kisses...and we were silly enough to open the bottle even though we knew what would happen.
The second the warmth of him was gone, what we had done hit me. I shivered not only from the air, but also from how he touched me—and not just physically either. Thinking about it now tugs at my heart, burning away the part of my brain in charge of reasoning. I can't turn these thoughts off; they just spin through my head, reminding me how dangerous it is.MoreLess
When I finally wake up Sunday it’s almost noon. With my eyes still closed, I replay the kiss over and over in my head. Those lips drinking me in like he was parched; the primal growl just like the one ...in the shower. I don't even know how long we were kissing. It felt as though someone bottled a lifetime of kisses...and we were silly enough to open the bottle even though we knew what would happen.
The second the warmth of him was gone, what we had done hit me. I shivered not only from the air, but also from how he touched me—and not just physically either. Thinking about it now tugs at my heart, burning away the part of my brain in charge of reasoning. I can't turn these thoughts off; they just spin through my head, reminding me how dangerous it is.MoreLess
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