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Run – Chapter 11
”Follow Mama,” Kenzi rose from the table and stepped behind the bar top, with Tamsin and Dyson following right behind her. This left Bruce sandwiched between Bo and Lauren.
”Brushi!” Kenzi waved the giant over. Bruce excused himself with a nod, leaving Bo and Lauren alone at opposite ends of the table.
Lauren rubbed her eyes, stood, and started stacking the dirty plates. As she moved from dish to dish, Lauren felt herself being watched. ”You can stare or you can help,” she said without looking at Bo.
Bo leaned into the table and rested her chin in her hands, offering Lauren a smile. A warm feeling blossomed in her chest. ”Can’t I do both?” she flirted, and then remembered Kenzi decapitating their dinner. Bo turned serious. ”Or I can just help.”
Lauren ignored Bo’s flirtation and focused on cleaning up. Bo, at the opposite end of the table, started stacking dishes, eventually meeting up with Lauren in the center. Their hands brushed against each other as they reached for the last remaining plate. Lauren pulled back a second after contact, her face reddening. ”Sorry,” she offered, then picked up her dishes and marched into the kitchen.
Bo followed and moved into Lauren’s space. ”I never thanked you for earlier.”
”Not necessary.” Lauren kept her eyes low.
”You saved me.” Bo laughed nervously. ”Again.”
Lauren removed her watch and set it on the counter. She faced a sink filling with water, bubbles rising higher and higher, and swirled her hand into the soapy water to test the temperature. It was a useless attempt to focus on something else besides Bo. Healing Bo in that way was not something she imagined she would ever do again, especially not here in what she believed was the final stop in her quest to leave her past behind. She could say everything or nothing at all. Lauren sensed the succubus move in closer behind her; her body tensed and not in an all-together unpleasant way.
Their physical chemistry had always been amazing. Bo understood Lauren’s reticence but her desire made her weak and overrode any rational thought. If she could hold her, even just for a second, maybe Lauren would feel the depth of her yearning, the abyss of her regret, and let her back in.
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(3 votes, average: 3.67 out of 5)
That was fantastic you had me worried for a while there I didn’t think you were going to put them back together when they left I thought that was it but the end was just perfect I really enjoyed this story and I hope you post something soon.