She found his unusual shyness adorable.
With the tip of her index finger she lifted his chin, relishing the prickle of
stubble that tickled her sensitive skin. “You’re a cheapskate,” she murmured.
“Admit it.”
He
smiled, lowering her foot to the floor. He leaned in until they were nose to
nose and whispered, “You first.”
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I have a feeling I'm going to really like this one. I like the funny with my smutty :D
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad! I like the funny with the smutty too. Now I just need to put the punny with the funny and you'll be hooked for life. ;)
DeleteLove, love, love these two crazy kids! Cannot wait for Cheapskates!
ReplyDeleteAww, they love you too! They still talk about the time they spent at Auntie Moogie's house while she was editing. :D
DeleteI have to admit it, I already find his 'unusual shyness' adorable too and I've only had a taste with your six sentences. I definitely want more...
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome to hear! Thank you so much, Stephanie! Maybe I'll post another six from this story next week! :)
DeleteI can't wait to read more of this. Between last week and this week, I am definitely hooked!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy dancing! :D Thank you, Dani-Lyn! I'm sharing an excerpt from Blind Faith this coming Sunday, but for the following Sunday I'll give you another six from my Cheapskates.
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