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He gives me an innocent look. “He does?”
Once in a while Levi’s elbow brushes against mine, reminding me that I’m not wholly alone.
“Yeah. I thought so.”
Holy shit. Holy shit.
“Bee,” and I realize that she’s crying.
I can just nod when he asks if I’m ready to go, and take his hand when he offers it.
“Just whispering sweet nothings.”
What about now? Am I still in your head?
Levi presses on the gas pedal.
“This conversation is a HIPAA violation.”
I glance at Levi. His face is a blank void.
inside he’s rolling with laughter like a pork in mud. Positive.
I jump up and down excitedly. It’s obnoxious, but I can’t stop myself. Where does all this energy go when I try to run?
“Am I a genius, or what?”
“You ...
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He shrugs, and before I know what’s going on I’m in his arms and he’s spinning me around, my legs wrapped around his waist and his hands on my thighs. I laugh. I laugh like I’m happy.
I’m building things, useful, important things. I’m facing demons from my past.
I’m bubbling, exhilarated, brave. I’m the most myself and not myself at all.
but she’s busy having a real, true, actual, honest-to-God good kiss.
life—but maybe it’s not a kiss at all. Just two people trying to be as close as possible.
aflame, pulsating with want and need.
It’s the exact spot, the exact rhythm I’d been trying to reach.
He is winded, chest moving up and down.
All the kisses Levi Ward is capable of, I want to sample them like fine wine.
Anyway: the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Told him he wasn’t pink enough.”
Since kindergarten.
“On our final presentation, while the instructor was examining it, the cortex announced that it was smelling feces.”
That’s why Levi needed to be on BLINK.

