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No Safe Place
Jess and Trevor laughed in the back of the car like drunken college kids being driven home. As soon as they walked in the door her mom and dad danced into the kitchen and started making margaritas. Jess went straight for the balcony Trevor followed giving her a tickle. “Ahhh.” Jess closed her eyes and took a deep breath of the ocean air.
The wind blew her hair across her face. Trevor wrapped his arms around her waist. He smelt like lime and tequila. “I missed this Jess. The wild one with salty kisses.” She turned and kissed him.
“Me too. Maybe… maybe we do move. Let’s move here Trev and drunkenly dance are lives away.” She giggled and swayed and he watched her dance.
“Seriously?” He stood still trying to figure out if she meant it.
“Yes. Seriously. What i
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