Jealous, Maybe

Tarrin had full intention of explaining to Josey that she was foolish in assuming he was acting that way because of his personal life. However, after he followed her through the plastic flaps, and stopped in his tracks.

The sight of Josey crouched down petting a little dog as the sunlight coming through the glass panes around them took his breath away. His vision was keener than usual, and while the sunshine hit her face just right when she smiled, Tarrin couldn’t take his eyes off her. She looked like an angel, with her hair dangling loosely and the smooth edges of her white teeth noticeable as she laughed playfully with the small dog. Tarrin noticed the shade difference in each eyelash as the light danced on her smooth porcelain skin.

Josey cooed at the dog, “Oh my, you’re just so stinking cute. What are you doing out here alone?”

“Dumb dog doesn’t know to find somewhere to get warm.”

Tarrin watched as she rolled her eyes and stood up.

“Dogs aren’t dumb. Sometimes they don’t kn