Iridian
I knew I’d be distracted by the feel of his hands on me, and from the looks of it, Helios knew as well.
He nodded, “it’ll be a good lesson on keeping your head in the fight.”
My withered glare did nothing to intimidate Helios, so I turned back to Dain ready to stubbornly refuse when my mouth went dry, and the words turned to ash on my tongue.
I had looked over right in the middle of him pulling his shirt off, his jacket already crumpled on the ground. It clung to his broad chest and biceps, hugging the muscles along his back. Even though it left little to the imagination, I was still fumbling for words when I caught the muscular expanse of his stomach, and the hard ridges of his chest.
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