Salvatore DiMarco / Diego Rossi
That shower was… unexpected. That is all I have to say about it. Sienna blew my mind. She was deliberate in the way she took me in, and the way she finished with the phrase: “I am less angry.”
She dressed up in a pair of maternity pants and a cute blouse. I see her putting in some effort despite being out of the hospital recently. “You don't have to get dressed up,” I said, kissing her cheek while she sat before the vanity and did her makeup.
“I don't want to look like Casper,” she said, looking at me through the mirror, and I laughed.
“I don't think Casper has cute freckles,” I said, and she blushed.
I got dressed in jeans and a T-shirt. Sandro will be here any minute. I stood behind her and combed my hair, sharing the mirror with her. She looked u
