"I've got to work." I said untangling myself from Lewis and going to brush my teeth, but he pulled me back.
"Call in sick." I laughed and kissed him on the cheek.
"I can't." I said trying to get up again, but he pulled me back again. "Come on. I've got to go."
"Fine, I guess I should get ready for work too." he said finally letting me up. I was instantly cold without him around but I didn't complain.
Instead I got up and followed him to the door. Neither of us said anything as he opened the door and then turned around to look down at me. I didn't say anything and it took everything in me not to smile. He must have seen it because he did his best not to laugh at me. The silence continued as he leaned down and kissed my forehead.
"Would you like to come over when you get off of work?" he asked with a seductive smile. I was still unsure about it but I couldn't keep myself from saying yes.
"By the way what happened to your car?" he asked giving me a curious look.
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Thin Walls
Short StoryAn unexpected adventure for adventurous people. Thin walls don't very well hold secrets. "Are you jealous?" he asked with a small smile. I gave him my best intimidating stare. "Why would I be jealous? We aren't even dating!" I all but screamed. His...
