Chapter 4Cato
Cato trembled. Roy’s breath was warm in his hair, and it felt so good, so safe, being held like this, even if he was being childish, and selfish.
Cato made himself let go of Roy’s shirt and said, “Do you need to get going right away, or can you stay for dinner? I owe you some food, at least. There’s a good pizza place nearby, real pizza, not like the place that delivers to campus…”
Roy c****d his head. “You want me to go?”
“No! I just figured you needed to go do RA things. And homework.”
“I asked Savannah the 3rd floor RA to cover for me. And I brought my books. I thought you might not want to be alone tonight.”
“I don’t,” Cato breathed out a long sigh of relief. “I really don’t.”
“Okay. You order pizza, and we’ll clean while we wait for it.”
“More cleaning,” Cato whi
