Soliloquy
♥Hopeless Chromatic♥
His devilish words were certainly working their magic on her as the night went on. The intervals between finding a reason to be up against his chest were becoming less and less, molding their flirtatious behavior to fit the mold of each song. He might have been bold, but she wasn't telling him to reign it in.
The abrupt stop earned a yelp from Willow, only calmed with the knowledge that they'd already been slowing down. It was still a jolt that was the smallest dip from their joyous mood, standing at the door watching him as she shook her head. There was no way he was going to change it without catching a cold.
"Of course I don't mind," she insisted, having given up on her earlier attempts of just telling him that he could come by whenever he wanted to. Once he'd crossed the slush of the parking lot and they were both trekking up the two flights of stairs to the third floor, it was apparent that her landlords weren't afraid of the cold in February in Texas. Ignoring the cheap 2 that was once more on the floor, she let them in, quick to give them a light before slipping out of her shoes.
As any good hostess should when bringing someone in out of the rain, she retrieved a towel so that he could try and dry off. "Maybe that's just our punishment for having too good of a night," she suggested with a grin, setting his umbrella near the door.
The abrupt stop earned a yelp from Willow, only calmed with the knowledge that they'd already been slowing down. It was still a jolt that was the smallest dip from their joyous mood, standing at the door watching him as she shook her head. There was no way he was going to change it without catching a cold.
"Of course I don't mind," she insisted, having given up on her earlier attempts of just telling him that he could come by whenever he wanted to. Once he'd crossed the slush of the parking lot and they were both trekking up the two flights of stairs to the third floor, it was apparent that her landlords weren't afraid of the cold in February in Texas. Ignoring the cheap 2 that was once more on the floor, she let them in, quick to give them a light before slipping out of her shoes.
As any good hostess should when bringing someone in out of the rain, she retrieved a towel so that he could try and dry off. "Maybe that's just our punishment for having too good of a night," she suggested with a grin, setting his umbrella near the door.