Kiss It Better
I stare at it shamelessly, trying to commit the short nails and square knuckles to memory, before the grip tightens and the rest of the man rises into view.
Short dark hair, pushed back from his forehead—not quite black, but the darkest brown.
Tan skin, faintly lined at his forehead, and thick, heavy eyebrows, always pinched together in a scowl.
Then those eyes. Those eyes. Hazel irises, a flecked swirl of brown and green, like a blurred impression of the forested mountainside—surrounded by dark, smoky eyelashes.
My fingertips tingle around my pencil. My pulse flutters in my wrists and throat.
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