Falling For The Enemy
The weight of the world is on my shoulders, and I can’t afford to crack.
“It’s the T-shirts,” she adds. Her eyes flick up to mine, sparkling in the light. “If you’re wondering how I could tell. I’ve known you a long time, Michael Bonell. I know those T-shirts are armor, just like the suits are.”
I stare down at her, my throat working, my hand flexing around the board. She’s so beautiful in the sun, and so smart, like one of her photos brought to life. All hazy light and wisps of hair and knowing glances. I want her for myself.