Amia
“I don’t want to let you go. I like us like this,” Levi teased.
“Friends don’t do this,” I said.
“Why don’t we decide what we do?” Levi asked.
“That sounds great, I’ve been asking you to let me go, maybe we can start there,” I said.
“Mm. Why don’t you tell me what it is that friends don’t do?” Levi asked.
“Friends don’t spend the night in the same bed, they don’t wake up… snuggling, they don’t sit on top of the other while they lay down,” I say. My eyes dart down to where I’m seated on top of him.
“I think they do. I think friends do that together when they’re comfortable together and we’ve known each other since we were in diapers. Are you not comfortable with me, Ami?” Levi asked.
“You’re so good, you know that?” I asked.
“Mm, no, I don’t,” Levi teased.
His eyebrows jumped
