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Every noise that night had Jess on alert. She hadn’t ever felt the need to one-hundred percent arm the house for movement. Tonight she had set it and almost shot her cat Kitten, when she had gone down stairs to simply use the litter box. When Jess laid back down for the twentieth time Trevor sat up and turned the light on.
“What are you doing?” Jess said exhausted.
“I figured since you’re not sleeping and I’m not sleeping, we might as well not pretend.” He sat against the headboard and pulled her to his chest to cuddle. She slumped herself against his body and he flipped on the television.
“No sleep for the wicked I imagine.” She sighed and he ignored her.
“Shall we N*****x and chill?” They both laughed. Jess was grateful for Trevor. He never rushed her. He didn’t look at her like she was broken. He just loved her, all her flaws included.
“Let’s wa
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