Breath Without Me
When I couldn't take it any longer, I quickly crossed the distance between us.
“All right, that's enough, Max,” I said gruffly as I pushed the dog away and pulled Tristan to his feet.
I glared at the dog, mentally scolding him, then looked at Tristan.
His giggles were fading, but a smile still sat beautifully on his face. His deep blue eyes looked up at me, sparkling in the sun's light. They were hypnotizing, especially with the dark speckles and the black line outlining the beautiful blue color. It was like staring at a universe. Each little speckle was a distant star. His eyes were magical. They pulled me in.