The Luna's Tattoos
I kissed him again, soft and lingering, then slipped off the bed, my bare feet silent on the hardwood as I headed downstairs.
The kitchen glowed warm under the evening light, and I froze mid-step. Nana sat at the bar counter, her elbows propped on the polished wood, a glass of amber liquid in her hand. She looked up, her gray eyes sharp, and I crossed the room, sliding onto the stool beside her. “You’re quiet,” I said, tilting my head. “What’s up?”
She swirled her drink, the ice clinking softly. “I’m quiet because I’m wondering about you, Liv. How’ve you been holding up these nine months—shuffling between two men, two mates?”
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