𝐒𝐋𝐎𝐀𝐍𝐄 𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆.
“too bad. i was plotting to see how i could get you to tattoo my name on your ass next.” the mischievous grin was a sloane staple but the shiver that travelled up her spine when she saw him definitely wasn’t. of all the things she was expecting sam to produce, it definitely wasn’t a small jewelry box, similar to the one that had landed on her doorstep on valentine’s day. a beam spread over plush lips, appreciation clearly written on her features. “i love it,” she exclaimed as she opened the box, carefully running a finger over the bracelet. “guess that means you’ll be front and centre from now on, huh?” the thought of that thrilled her more than she’d like to admit. “care to do the honours?” a wrist was held out so sam could clasp it and as she did, she leaned in close to his ear, so only he could hear. “i’ll show you just how much i like it later.”
‘ yeah, that’s never happening, but you can dream, ’ he chuckled. suddenly, he let out a breath he hadn’t known he’d been holding in when the gift deemed acceptable. albeit, he was aware sloane wasn’t necessarily a jewelry type of girl, but for some reason, here he was: buying her jewelry. but she was different. it was easy to tell it was the gesture behind the gifts that she liked —- which in return, he liked. it wasn’t like he had a problem with spending money or anything —- he had more than enough to spare, but he didn’t like people using him for money and for gifts. with sloane, that was different. ‘ oh, count on it, assuming there’s room for me, ’ he teased, moving to clasp the bracelet around her wrist effortlessly. a seemingly perfect fit. a smirk appeared across his lips at her whispered statement. ‘ yeah? well, i should get you gifts more often, ’ he continued to tease; something that was easy around her.










