Not Tonight
I wasn't sure where that came from, but I had a suspicion it had something to do with his sister. We walked back to the blanket as he spread his legs and pulled me in between them as my back laid into his firm chest.
"The very last memory I have of my mom was at the beach. I think that's why I love it so much as I feel closer to her when I'm here," I softly said as I stared out into the blue ocean.
Mu Kai tightened his grip around me and kissed the top of my head.
"Tell me about your memory." I lifted my head back as he leaned down and kissed my lips.
"It was our last vacation before she died. My dad took us to the beach because she wanted to see the sunset over the water. I remember her sitting in a lounge chair with a big floppy straw hat on and big white sunglasses. I was building a sandcastle and just as the sun was starting to set she called me over to her and had me sit on her lap. She pointed to the sunset and said.