Moonbound to a Human
Everything smelled faintly like him, cedar, citrus, and something warm underneath that I still couldn't name without my face heating again.
I slid my fingers over the edge of a t-shirt and pulled it free.
It was dark blue. Soft.
I held it up against my frame and stared.
It was ridiculous.
The shirt hung down like a dress, the sleeves dropping past where my elbows bent in. The hem brushed past my thighs, almost to my shins. I looked like a child playing dress up with her father's clothing.
A laugh tried to bubble up, both nervous and quiet, but I swallowed it down and shoved the shirt back in the drawer like it personally insulted me. I tried to make sure that it was still somewhat folded.