“I love you, Michelle,” he purred against her skin, still locked inside of her. Her body felt loose still, almost to the point that lifting her arm to run her fingers through his hair was an absolute chore but when she did a hint of light caught her eye.
Startled by it, Michelle let it fall. Her hand instead caressed his cheek as she studied it.
“What’s this?” She whispered hoarsely.
Shane’s eyes darted to the side of to where she was looking.
“Oh… we’ll,” he began, making her worry.
“It’s not an oxygen meter, right?” she interrupted feeling herself panic all over again. “We’re at home… right? Tell me we’re at home.”
Shane hushed her. He soothed her unease away and as her eyes clearly adjusted, she gasped yet again.
“There’s been a lot going on between us and time and everythi
