My Best Friend's Dad
A sigh left my lips.
“You still have the scar,” he murmured against my skin.
I blinked, glancing over my shoulder where the faint crescent from his bite had never quite faded. I wore an off-shoulder top, something loose and soft, and the mark was just visible. “Models cover scars,” I said. “But I don’t want to cover this one.”
He pressed another kiss there. “Why not?”
“I’m thinking of getting a tattoo.”
He paused. “Of what?”
I smiled. “Something to mark the storm we survived.”