Moonshade, p.23
Moonshade,
p.23
Ten seconds.
He couldn’t see the color of her eyes, her height, or the shape of her body, but he could wait. He had been waiting for a long time; a few more days weren’t going to make a difference.
Five seconds.
Her lips were full. Whoever was washing her hair was putting lip balm on her lips. They were shaped like a bow, the angles more rounded than sharp. It fit her.
Three …
He bent his head, licking his lips in preparation.
Two …
His hair fell into his face, but he paid it no mind before pressing his lips to hers.
All it takes is a kiss, as they say.
Though he knew it was dangerous if she caught him standing there, he stayed until her eyes snapped open so he could see the color, a stormy grey. It was another unexpected thing about her. Her eyes were feisty, completely unlike the fragile features that composed the symmetry of her face. It was nice to be surprised again.
Before she could make him out, decipher the reality of his presence, he was gone. His job was done. Now all he had to do was wait for the pieces to fall into place.
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