"Three days in San Diego. I'll take Monday off."
I've been thinking about what to do that's low key enough to still feel relaxing.
"What's in San Diego--besides the drug store where you used to buy eyeliner?"
"You won't let go of that, will you?" I laugh.
She leans in closer.
"At least tell me--did you wear black, brown, charcoal? I could see you in an electric blue or a shocking pink. Something from Urban Decay."
"Oh yeah?"
"Mhmm. You could pull off a lot of color. Or a black. Some nice, dark lines to draw even more attention to those gorgeous eyes."
We stop at a light, and she presses her hands against my cheek. I feel a rush of warmth.
It's so good to be next to her. I never get sick of the feeling in my body, that sense that I'm home.
The sex is fucking amazing too.
"You're obsessed." I smirk, turning towards her.
"It's true." She smiles, looking into said eyes. "I wonder what would have happened if we met as teenagers."
"I already know. You would have thought I was a rich snob."
She tilts her head to the side, considering.
"You would have thought I was a burned-out loser."
"No way in hell," I scoff. "I would have seen you in the school play and been transfixed. And, after, when I went to tell you how great you were, you would ask me what brand of eyeliner I use. Boom—we'd be best friends."
She laughs. "Definitely."
"But when you found out the eyeliner was only a three-week phase, you'd get bored of me."
"Was it really?"
I shrug.
"Maybe a month or two. But no more."
"You're destroying my fantasies here," she groans.
"Miss Summers! I was underage."
"And a virgin too, I bet," she says with more than a touch of sarcasm, rolling her eyes.
I grin.
She's not wrong. I wasn't a late bloomer.
"And I'm the pervert?"
She nods. "We're both perverts. That's why we're so perfect for each other."
Absolutely perfect. I squeeze her hand. "So, what do you think about San Diego?"