TRUE MATE REJECTED
I made the mistake a few times in my first few days, when we were trying to get the house in order.
“Shit,” Callan says. “I’ve got to adjust the towels in the washer. I’ll go empty this bucket, fix the towels, and be right back, okay?”
When he’s gone, I fish out the purple hair color. I can’t wait to try it out.
Callan strides back into the kitchen and grins at me. “What do you think?” he says, sweeping his arm in front of him. “Good as new?”
“Looks great,” I say, returning the grin. I like being around someone who isn’t always an explosion in the making. “Even cleaner than before we left. But I’d rather smell blood than that bleach.”
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