SAVANNAH
I sobbed on Rafael’s shoulder for what seemed like forever. His embrace felt good that a silent comfort rushed through me. I fit against him perfectly. He stroked my back, hushing me softly. His hold was strong but careful that it was comforting, making my heart beat faster.
When a bit of the ache diminished, I broke back first.
“I’m sorry. That’s very unprofessional.”
He chuckled, and the sound was light and genuine.
I furrowed my brow, confused if he thought this was funny. He probably saw everything back there. I pouted. “Don’t laugh.”
“I’m not.” He smiled. “I just think you’re cute.”
I hid my face in embarrassment. “It’s just... I want to go home.”
“I’ll drive you.” He sprang up and pulled out his phone from his pocket.
I stood back up to my full height so I could rea
