Hunter turned the vibe back on just before we entered the parking lot and turned it up a tiny bit, but this time he turned it back off again as soon as he shut the car off and exited his door to help me out. He walked around the front of the car slowly, watching me through the front window as I tried to calm myself down again and opened the back door to retrieve my crutches and then my door. He offered his hand to me for support if I needed it, which I enjoyed because it made things a lot easier. When I was up, I grabbed my crutches and made my way inside as he laughed beside me. Just as he was opening the front door to the building for me, he commented
“You are so cute when you are frustrated. Good luck with physio, I will see you when you are done and make you feel all better.” ki
