and I loved you so much it was making me sick
The drizzle made it easier to hear him, Vai falling into step at Sunjata’s pace and shifting the satchel on her shoulder. Letting out a laugh at his comment, she winked at him. ”I thought you might have been expecting to be carried at this point,” she said, before her humour softened and she shrugged across at him. ”It wasn’t much, I was just glad you got home safe,” she said. ”And one day, I’ll make sure to trip dramatically in front of you and pretend to twist my ankle. Then you can carry me and we’ll be even. Deal?”
Giggling to herself, she let her gaze move over the lighthouse beaming softly out across the ocean and the grasses beyond, the slope of rooftops barely visible in the rain. ”It’s kind of nice to be out in this,” she said. ”I’ll agree with that much.”
Giggling to herself, she let her gaze move over the lighthouse beaming softly out across the ocean and the grasses beyond, the slope of rooftops barely visible in the rain. ”It’s kind of nice to be out in this,” she said. ”I’ll agree with that much.”
