@challiwcll: "i’m sorry. i’ll put my shirt back on."
“Thanks, I’d really appreciate that.” But deep down, Miles felt bad for being the one to tell, not even ask politely, to change out of his clothing. He didn’t want to admit that maybe he was growing ever so soft for Cleo fucking Halliwell, but he was. Deep down, he knew he wouldn’t have cared if she walked out in his clothing; he’d be so fucking pleased with himself. But clearly, rationality was not in the options today. “...I didn’t know you were a football fan too.” The shirt that she had worn was a jersey; not Miles’s favourite, but something he did like and support.













