Xavier strummed his fingers on the chair in Peyton's office and waited for her to finish a phone conversation with his mother. They'd been at it twenty minutes, going over the final details for the Fallen Veterans fundraiser tomorrow, and he'd forgotten why he'd come in here in the first place.
"The mask is beautiful. It matches the dress we picked out. I can't wait for you to see it." She laughed into the receiver.
He eyed the ceiling. No matter how many times he'd asked over the past few weeks, she'd refused to even tell him so much as the color of her gown. He understood why curiosity killed the cat. Whatever the style, she'd look better out of it.
They'd both been busy as of late, only able to hook up on the weekends, and it was driving him batshit. Every morning, he woke up withou
