Divorced and Rekindled (Once Divorced, Twice Loved)
Letting go of Samantha’s hand, I watch as she positions herself on the chair before I move closer so I can stand next to her.
“Great,” Dante murmurs. “I was told you want a tattoo of shaded bricks with a flower growing out of them.”
Samantha nods. “And I want the words ‘stronger than ever’ over the bricks as if it’s graffiti.”
Dante nods, then asks, “Where do you want the tattoo?”
Her features tighten, and she looks more nervous than usual as she gestures at her side.
When I realize it will be a couple of inches beneath her breast, there’s a burst of jealousy in my chest because Dante will be working close to what I consider mine.