Midnight Memories || Paxton Wolfe & Warren Peverell
"You fucking suck." Paxton muttered as she turned her head to face away from him so she didnât see the way his eyes looked into her, the way his eyelashes framed his eyes to give him a sense of longing. She knew the only way she could accompany him was by sitting in the chair and letting him push her around but Paxton didnât want him to know she swayed that easily. Her eyes trailed around his bedroom, catching on the furniture, the decorations, even the almost unnoticeably cracks in the ceiling; anything that wasnât Warrenâs own brown eyes.Â
She could feel goosebumps rise along the length of her arm, trailing after Warrenâs hands. In his wake, he left an electrifying feeling. Paxton wanted to lean into him but at the same time, she didnât want Warren to know that she could cave so easily for him.Â
The way his fingers felt on her chin as turned her face back towards him, forcing her to look at his eyes was soft and gentle. He was being careful with her, as if she were some kind of delicate flower. âNotâŚfair,â Her lips brushed against Warrenâs before she sighed. âFine.â
"I do not," he breathed, laughing once, shortly, before he kissed her again. He stood up slowly, without breaking their lips apart and sat next to her on the bed, wrapping his arms around her and pulling her closer. He kissed her once more on the lips, sighing against her mouth as he loosened his grip slightly. He kissed her forehead, holding back a smile.
Warren pulled her against him, knowing she wouldn't relax into him while he was winning unless he made her. He rubbed his chin against her head, humming as he thought, content to sit there for as long as she would let him, which knowing Paxton, might not be as long as he might want.Â
He took a deep breath, looking her in the eye as he moved to stand. "You never know, Pax," he started, sending her a crooked smile. "You might just have fun," he winked as he moved away from the bed, pulling the chair back in front of her and looking at her expectantly. He knew she'd rather have as little of his help as possible - Paxton was nothing if not stubborn - but he wanted her to be sure he was here for anything she might need.









