Despite the talk with Drew, I was fidgety. My legs tingled and I was restless, so I took the long way to their cabin, regardless of the heavy rain. My feet led me to the stargazing clearing, but it offered no comfort, just more rain since I wasn’t protected by the trees any longer.
When I finally knocked on the door to their cabin, I was wet to the bone. Hair dripping, clothes clinging to my body, shoes squelching with every step.
The door was immediately yanked open, and I was met by Sawyer’s wide smile. “Wade!” He let his gaze travel up and down my body. “What on Earth did you do? Go for a swim in your clothes?” He wrinkled his nose.
“Nah, I…” He wore nothing but a pair of shorts, and whatever I was going to say disappeared from my mind at the sight of his bronzed chest. He was mostly
