"Maybe you should slow down a bit? How about that?" Cyan barks at me as I skip down the steep trail, my feet practically dancing over the loose gravel.
He’s right, of course. I’m moving like a lunatic, a giddy, oversized puppy.
I’m the happiest man in the world after Tamsin offered… no, ordered I stay with her at the cabin.
At first, as we did the dishes together, the steam rising between us, I fought back a heck load of tears.
I tried my best to contain my emotions, not wanting to look as vulnerable as I felt, so she wouldn't pity me more than she already does.
But the water felt warm against my hands, and her presence was so close, so real. It was a struggle.
However, as soon as I stepped out of that cabin, the crisp mountain air hitting my face, I realized one thing. I’m going
