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Levi. Oh, Levi.
And they’ll have his name. And Penny will know it was her dad, and she—”
“We’re going to build those helmets. Together.”
“Peter will know. Penny will know. Lily will know. And you will know.”
“I used to dream of you,”
when he first saw me I changed the chemistry of his brain.
“You’re too big for the bed,”
I need more. He needs more.
“Good girl.”
“You’ll get used to me,”
pushing my hair back from my forehead with trembling hands,
Delicious pressure.
“I’m trying to make it last,” he pants. “I don’t want this to end.”
I love his weight on me.
“We should celebrate!” someone’s yelling. We ignore him and keep on smiling.
Maybe it’s the swift, covert glances he’s been giving me all day long.
Guy begged to be test subject number one.
“I’ve been wanting to start a dedicated neuroscience team.
left. I look around to make sure we’re alone, like I’m asking Levi for his secret apple pie recipe. I’m ridiculous.
The first hummingbird of the year.
“I have hummingbird shit on my face, don’t I?”
“Can I kiss you?”
I could fall in love with this hesitant, shy version of Levi Ward—
“I just wanted to say that . . .” I smile. “Red lipstick looks great on you.”
Possibly from the other night, when he slept on my windpipe, gave me suffocation nightmares,
Levi is the perfect combination of Sexy Guy™, Handsome Guy™, and Cute Guy
Levi wasn’t going to say “Before you,” because I’m not his Common Era.
And a lot happens between the beginning and the end.”
This is not my body. Or maybe it is, but Levi’s in charge, and I don’t mind.
He makes sense of me,
“They show up when you’re not around. You’ll have to move in to see them.”
“FYI, I wear a retainer at night.” “Sexy.”
He stiffens, lips thinning.

