The perfect first date

“Was she a ghost?” Zadkiel spoke now taking that woman’s place to sit down.

“I have no idea. But she wasn’t a ghost at all.” Irvin sat beside him.

“Whoever she was, she ruined our fun,” Zadkiel murmured, resting his head on Irvin’s shoulder. Irvin chuckled and turned his face to kiss the top of his head.

“Let’s head home. It’s going to be dark soon and look at the sky. I feel like a storm is coming.” Irvin spoke standing up and extending his hand for Zadkiel.

“The date is over already?” Zadkiel pouted, giving Irvin a puppy dog face.

“No… we can continue whatever we were doing when we’re home.” Irvin suggested and it was enough to make Zadkiel jump up and grab Irvin’s hand.

They both walked out of the woods. The cool wind gushed through them, making them shiver a bit but they attached their bodies to keep themselves warm. Irvin’s hand was encircled around Zadkiel’s waist while Zadkiel was rubbing his hands together to keep himself warm.

They entered the car and as soon as Irvin