NOAH
Noah didn’t shift back in his seat when she affirmed their approach. Rather, he leaned even closer to the windshield over the steering wheel to take it all in. He couldn’t help but smile at the horses in the drive-side pastures. Barns and silos and tractors studded the property and as they moved closer and closer to the house, he turned his eyes to the White House and it’s sprawling porch. The audible awe couldn’t be stopped from dropping out of half-parted lips.
He parked, and she joked — well, half joked — and Noah lifted his arms over his head in response. Dramatically he stretched and yawned, ”Nope, sorry. Too tired to drive.” and though he trusted this woman, was growing love for this woman, he held his truck close to the cuff and hadn’t yet handed her his keys. Maybe he just liked the way she looked on the passenger side of the bench. He would never forget their first night in his truck, the rain having drenched her completely. At that time, the blowers for his heat didn’t work.
Walking around the car to her, Noah paused before her and brushed a lock of auburn hair aside. ”Itll be fine.” he reassured her, pushing down the butterflies that threatened his own stability.
He parked, and she joked — well, half joked — and Noah lifted his arms over his head in response. Dramatically he stretched and yawned, ”Nope, sorry. Too tired to drive.” and though he trusted this woman, was growing love for this woman, he held his truck close to the cuff and hadn’t yet handed her his keys. Maybe he just liked the way she looked on the passenger side of the bench. He would never forget their first night in his truck, the rain having drenched her completely. At that time, the blowers for his heat didn’t work.
Walking around the car to her, Noah paused before her and brushed a lock of auburn hair aside. ”Itll be fine.” he reassured her, pushing down the butterflies that threatened his own stability.
I'll follow you down through the eye of the storm
Don't worry I'll keep you warm
Don't worry I'll keep you warm
