"Don’t go." | "Why are you wearing that?" | "Why yes, I am as think as you drunk I am." | "That looked easier on TV." | "I dare you to make love to me like it's the last time you'll ever be able to." ((ok i promise i'm done))
Amber’s words took him by surprise, and that was clear judging by the way Mike’s eyes widened a little upon hearing them. He had just attempted to leave right when she spoke up, and he just knew he could not say no. They may fight a lot, they may hurt each other, but at the end of the day they were each other’s best thing in the world and, if she wanted him to stay, for once, he would not say no. “Alright,” he mumbled quietly, coming back into bed and covering his body with the sheets again, before wrapping her small frame with his arm. “I’ll stay.”
"It’s cold," he merely answered, shrugging his shoulders as he put his hands in his pockets. Mike knew exactly why she was asking him that question: that sweater had been her last Christmas gift to him and, although he did not mean anything by putting it on other than feeling warm, it did bring up some nice memories. "Looks pretty well on me, also, doesn’t it?" He inquired a couple minutes later, glancing at him with an eyebrow cocked and a tiny smirk on his face.
A roll of his eyes was the sign that Mike was clearly pissed off at the fact that Amber had been drinking. It was not like he was a control freak and he had to know what she was doing at every second… or, well, maybe it was exactly that; but the point was that he had not known about her all night and now it was three in the morning, he had just stormed inside the house, reeking like alcohol and giggling like a kid. For once, he thought he had enough reasons to be mad at her. “Hush your mouth,” he whispered, dragging her to the bathroom and automatically starting to take her clothes off, decided to give her a cold, quick shower to help her sober up, “you’re going to wake up the entire neighborhood.”
After hearing the girl’s comment on what they were doing, Mike could not help letting out a laugh—a genuine, sincere, hearty laugh which, considering the fact that they were normally mad at each other and generally in a bad mood, was something odd to see. “Come on, it wasn’t that hard,” he answered, still panting, as he glanced back at the bottles of beer they had managed to empty after a stupid bet.
It was ridiculous how she could manage to make him feel so much so easily, but Mike was already half hard and could feel his heart pounding and his breath rushed, and she had just said a few words to him. “You know you don’t have to challenge me,” he whispered huskily, licking his lips before wrapping his arms around her and pulling her closer. His lips found hers quickly enough, and his kiss was feverish and desperate.