Tara could still feel tingles racing down her back at the thought of Jason’s touch. Just remembering his deep blue eyes was enough to send her running for the shade tree in the back yard to cool off.
Tare still couldn’t believe Jason was hers. After the months
of watching him from afar, to actually be able to touch him was almost more
than she could bear. Almost.
She was learning to bear it very well, and often. So often
that she was worn out, not that she was going to complain. Tara figured she
could rest when she was dead, but for now, she was going to enjoy herself.
Tara was so caught up in memories of Jason that she failed
to notice the real thing crossing the street. When she finally saw him, she
started to rush into his arms, but the reality didn’t quite match the scene
Tara pictured in her mind.
Mainly, because she tripped over a tree root and got tangled
in the garden hose. Instead of jumping into her lover’s arms, Tara found
herself knocking him to the ground.
Not that Jason minded. He just laughed and hugged her close.
Tara knew it was true love then. After all, any man who could handle her
clumsiness with a laugh was a keeper.
