Part II Pull My Zipper Up?

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"Strong hands, thick skin, and an open heart. You saw through the pain, saw through the mask. You never gave up on me." —Sia.

Chapter Theme Song: 'Love Me Back To Life' by Sia.

Chapter Theme Song: 'Love Me Back To Life' by Sia

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Harmony

Morning comes, and my eyes flutter open to find Blaze sleeping soundly next to me. He's on his back; his hair thrashed over his eyes and his pink lips slightly parted.

It is such a beautiful sight, and I can't stop my lips from stretching in appreciation.

Last night feels as though it was only a dream, but the slight discomfort between my thighs reminds me that it did happen. It was the most breathtaking experience of my entire life, and I would do anything to relive all the endearment I felt in that very moment.

I contemplate waking him up, but I decide to let him sleep some more. He is probably really tired after last night, and it's just 5:50 am. We have an English class together at eight, so a few more minutes of sleep won't make us tardy.

I climb off the bed and mince my way to the bathroom. It's a lucky thing my mom packed my toothbrush, and I still find it odd that she would leave me here for the night. I have never seen my mom trusts someone the way she does Mr. Blake in a long time.

I clean my teeth then get dressed in some fresh clothes. I walk delicately out of the room, careful not to wake Blaze, who has now shifted onto his stomach in deep sleep.

I can hear movements in the kitchen downstairs, and the delicious aroma of bacon fills my nostrils.

Mr. Blake seems to have woken up quite early to make breakfast. I figure I could help him out since it isn't in my nature to sit around lazily at someone's home.

I strut down the stairs, and at the sound of my light footsteps, he whirls around from the stove and offers me a pleasant smile.

"Good morning."

I smile. "Good morning; can I be of any help?"

"Nah." He fans me off with a fork. "I am almost through anyway; please have a seat."

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