āNot quite,ā he said honestly.Ā āConnor is a bit more subdued in his tattoos.ā Not by much, truthfully, but he had more freeĀ canvas than Ronan did currently.Ā āHeās still got a lot on him, but itās not as overt.ā Ronanās ink was far more noticeable. Connor had his arms done and his chest, but it was easily covered with shirts. Ronanās ink wasnāt coverable without a considerable amount of work. He could do it⦠with most anyway. His hands were the ones that were hardest. Gloves could work but he wouldnāt be able to do anything if he walked around with gloves on all the time.Ā
A soft smile spread across his lips when she was telling him about her first foray into taking pictures. He knew nothing about this woman⦠had he even caught her name? He didnāt think so. But just that little glimpseĀ was adorable and a thing of beauty.Ā āI bet that was a site to see,ā he said honestly.Ā āA little kid staging life to get the perfect shot⦠Finding the beauty in the way life framed itself. Thatās⦠Thatās how I got into tattooing. Well, sorta. I used to draw on everything,ā he told her.Ā āIt used to drive my dad nuts. Everything from myself to random bits of paper were used for doodles and sometimes all out pictures. When I was in High School, my friends used to let me draw on them, too. I always had a sharpy marker on me.ā He still did, honestly. There was one in his back pocket as they spoke. It was a pretty easy transition when I dropped out.āĀ
Hannah typically worked on news stories which were sent to her but she wondered if this man would serve as an interesting Interest piece for her blog. There hadnāt been an actual article update in close to a week but she did fill the void with photographs of various construction outside of the town. A new subdivision was underway as more people wanted to make the move to a quiet town.Ā āIāve noticed there is quite a number of tattoos on you. Are any the designs from your younger years?ā She could look but it would involve a careful study of his body and the only time she ever got that close to a man it wasnāt because of a potential news story.Ā āWhy did you drop out?ā
When they reached the corner of the street a police car passed by them, going fast than usual. She watched it head down the end of the street before it disappeared around a corner. The sirens werenāt on but it was clear something was out of the norm. The cop possibly needed to run to the bathroom. Hannah licked her lips and glanced to her left to make certain another vehicle wasnāt about to zip by. The coast was clear.Ā āFrom where youāre from, did you have this type of small-town vibe? Or are you from a large city?ā