MilaWe flirted more as the wine warmed me. His hand brushed my knee and stayed there. I let him, enjoying the light touch.The sun was setting when dark clouds rolled in and rain suddenly poured down.“Oh no, come on!” Jason laughed, quickly grabbing the basket. We gathered everything and ran back to his car, laughing the whole way. We weren’t soaked, just lightly damp from the quick dash.Inside the car, the rain hammered on the roof. Jason started the engine. “That came out of nowhere.”“Yeah, but it was fun,” I said, brushing a few drops from my arm.The drive back toward my house was smooth. We kept talking, the rain creating a cozy rhythm around us.“You know, I could do this again sometime,” Jason said.“I’d like that,” I replied.As we got closer, I turned to him. “Hey, can you park a few blocks before my house? I’m not ready to head inside just yet.”He nodded with a small smile. “Sure thing.”He found a quiet spot on a side street a few blocks away and turned off the engine.
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