[ It's coy, and quiet; his hand is too warm on her face, and she feels it shift placement when she talks. He's sitting so close and there's already enough contact that his roommates could probably be in the room and she wouldn't notice them at all.
This is incredibly dangerous, but she can't find the motivation to care. ]
And how should I make up for — well, how many are you counting?
khaji please tabulate the proper obnoxiousness duration to make up for Traumatic Teenage Years
[ It's coy, and quiet; his hand is too warm on her face, and she feels it shift placement when she talks. He's sitting so close and there's already enough contact that his roommates could probably be in the room and she wouldn't notice them at all.
This is incredibly dangerous, but she can't find the motivation to care. ]
And how should I make up for — well, how many are you counting?