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“I would’ve noticed.”
“And I think you should get your head out of your ass and worship the girl, ‘cause we both know you can’t do better.”
But when you’re the villain in your own story, it’s hard to stop yourself from fighting for the opposite in someone else’s.
Fuck. Me.
“You’re a ray of sunshine, Ash. You’re the only thing I’ve been looking forward to since I moved back. Maybe even before then,” he admits, his eyes going hazy. “Since my dad died.”
It means I kinda miss you, Sunshine.
leaning in to kiss her again. To make sure we’re okay. Because the idea of losing her? It’s starting to hurt more and more.
“Hey,” he scolds. “Be nice to my Ash.”
Hello, reality, you heartless bitch.
“Say you’re mine,” I growl. “Colt––” “Fucking say it, Sunshine.”
“Is that my fucking T-shirt, Ash?”
He grins. “That’s my girl.”
The sentiment feels foreign on my tongue, but good, too. Like I was made to say it. To love her.
“For as long as you’ll have me, Sunshine.”
“I need you to tell me we’re okay,”
