dicative.”
i tried to smile. ”perhaps,” i repeated. but my mind was filled with
opposi i 't merge together. ”is that something i
might get to see?”
”absolutely not!” his faed evehan usual, and his eyes
were suddenly furious. i leaned baed and — though i'd never
admit it thtened by his rea. he leaned back as well,
folding his arms across his chest.
”too se?” i asked when i y voi.
”if that were it, i would take you out tonight,” he said, his voice
g. ”you hy dose ore
beneficial for you.”
”then why?” i pressed, trying try expression.
he glared at me f minute.
”later,” he finally said. he was o ihe movement.
”we're goie.”
i gland, startled to see that he was right aeria was
nearly va i was with him, the time and the place were such a
muddled blur that i pletely lost traped up, grabbing
my bag from the bay chair.
”later, then,” i agreed. i wouldn't fet.
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everyoched us as we walked together to our lab table. i noticed
that he nled the chair to sit as far from me as the desk
would allow. ie close beside me, our arms almost
toug.
mr. bahe room then — erb timing the man had —
pulling a tall metal frame o held a heavy-looking, outdated
tv and vcr. a movie day — the lift imosphere was almost
tangible.
mr. baape i vd walked to the wall
to turs.
ahe room went black, i was suddehat edward
was sittihan an ine. i was stuhe ued
electricity that flh me, amazed that it ossible to be
more aware of him than i already ulse to read
touch him, to stroke his perfect fa the darkness, nearly
overwhelmed me. i y arms tightly ay chest, my hands
balling into fists. i was losing my mind.
the an, lighting the room by a token amount. my eyes,
of their own accord, fli. i smiled sheepishly as i realized
his posture was identiis der his arms, right
down to the eyes, peeri me. he grinned back, his eyes
somehow managing to smolder, even in the dark. i looked away before i
could start hyperventilating. it was absolutely ridiculous that i should
feel dizzy.
the hour seemed very long. i 't trate on the movie — i didn't
even know what subject it was on. i tried uo relax, but
the electrit that seemed t from somewhere in his
body never slaed. oally i would permit myself a quice
iion, but he o relax, either. the
g to touch him also refused to fade, and i crushed my fists safely
against my ribs until my fingers were ag with the effort.
i breathed a sigh of relief when mr. banhe lights ba at
the end of d stretched my arms out in front of me, flexing my
stiff fingers. edward chuckled beside me.
”well, that was iing,” he murmured. his voice was dark and his
eyes were cautious.
”umm,” was all i was able to respond.
”shall we?” he asked, rising fluidly.
i almost groaime fym. i stood with y balance
might have beehe straeween us.
he walked me to my silend paused at the door; i turned
to say goodbye. his face startled me — his expression was torn, almost
pained, and so fiercely beautiful that the a flared as
strong as befoodbye stu my throat.
he raised his ha, flig ihen
swiftly brushed the length of my e with his fiips. his skin
was as icy as ever, but the trail his fi on my skin was
alarmingly warm — like i'
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