Take Me.

The room was filled with the soft glow of the candlelight, and the air was warm, and and heavy with the scent of lavender.

The faint hum of distant music floated in the room, giving it a calm and serene atmosphere.

They had not been with each other in what seemed to be like an eternity, and now, sitting just inches apart, it felt like time had stopped, just the two of them that, and that as the only thing that mattered.

She laughed softly, a bit of wine still lingering on her lips. Her cheeks were flushed, both from the drink and the excitement of being so close to him again.

He could not help but smile as he watched her, his head pleasantly light from the evening’s drinks. It was as though the two of them were not thinking straight, and a little lightheaded.

There was something electric in the air, a pull between them that neither could resist.

Harrison cupped her cheeks, feeling the warmth on them.

“Do you remember the last time we were together like this?” he whispered, his voice