Redsand Canyon I never stay in one place too long

He drew her voice out too in a few occasions. She should have been worried about discovery, maybe, but she didn't have the mind for it now. It was too much easier getting lost in what was happening.

She didn't think but she felt. In the end her breathing was slightly ragged, to match, and she stayed tangled where she was with a pleasant heaviness over it.

This was a mistake. She couldn't bring herself to care. His weight and warmth, draped over hers, felt too comforting for her to try and get up now. She barely knew him. She didn't even think that she liked him. Neither of those facts mattered.

She leaned back but didn't break the silence yet. A part of her felt like laughing. Could she call this real? She wasn't sure. But maybe she didn't mind.