Saturday, The 15th
Late Night
THE MOONLIGHT AGAINST HER SKIN MADE HER RADIATE AND illuminate the many-colored, pebble beach that warmed his bare back with the remnants of the hot day. Her arms burned against the stones and so she squirmed, not wanting to interrupt his serenity as he felt the same stones burn and leave their red marks all over his pale back. Such a welcomed low burn that penetrated through his torso and made it feel like the lake-air was forming beads of sweat on his cooking body. The moon was just a small, distant, perfect circle against the dark galaxy, but it created a spotlight on everything that the two young, hardly moving mortals could see. Shadows from the trees being thrown across their bodies made them look like a pair of exotic animals covered in a decorative c
