On the way to his condo, it had gotten darker, and clouds had rolled in, signaling a spring storm. They could feel the electricity of it cackling, almost like the electricity between the two of them.
Jared led her up the condo, never letting go of her hand. When they walked inside, he finally dropped it to take his jacket off and throw his keys on the counter. "I didn't even give you the tour last time you were here," he told her, putting his hands in his back pocket, trying to keep them to himself.
"I only need to know where the bedroom is." Her eyes were bright, her cheeks were flushed, and he wanted to make sure that look stayed on her face.
He didn't know what he had done to deserve this, didn't know what he'd done to deserve her, but he wasn't going to be a dumbass again. There wer
