Marry my best friend
I instructed, turning him around.
The elevator had a mirror opposite the door. Perfect. If he stood facing forward, I could take a mirror shot from behind, holding onto his arm.
I hooked my arm through his and posed, snapping a few pictures. Then I quickly unhooked, scrolling through them while Luke leaned over my shoulder.
“I like this one,” he said, pointing to the very photo I had just favorited in my head.
“Me too,” I admitted, posting it on I*******m with the caption: lunch date ❤️. Without waiting to see the reactions, I silenced my phone and slipped it into my bag.