@betterthansinatra * cont.
Donny wasn’t a delicate kind of guy. He knew he was very direct and a little rude, and that while he’d come a long way over the year, he still had a long way to go.
But it was easy to be tender with Julia. She was a tough cookie, but she could make any man melt in her arms.
One night, the night before the tour, their old friends at Oliver’s and the Blue Wisp had treated them to the same generous gift a year ago: a train ride to New York City and an overnight stay in a hotel. It was already pretty late, and he and Julia were dozing in the rumbling train car. So, in the light of the setting sun, he leaned over, wrapped an arm around her shoulders, and pressed a gentle kiss to her temple.
Julia had been staring out the window for a long while now.
The last thing she had expected was a couple of friends to send her and her love back to New York, the city Julia deeply loved. After all, that one city had changed her whole life. Well, perhaps it was less of the city and more of the man that had dragged her along to that city.
Speaking of him, here he was, draping his arm around her shoulders, and pressing his rough lips to her temple. Julia turned away with a smile, leaning her head against his shoulder. “I really missed New York.” She whispers to him.













