The lights are too bright. There's too many people. Of course we end up with the squeaky cart. I hate grocery shopping.
Literally the only thing that makes it better is doing it with you, and you seem more annoyed by my presence than you are enjoying it.
On a whim, I talk you into trying out the display bed. We're in the home section anyway, might as well.
You laugh as it squeaks. I love your laugh. I haven't heard it in weeks between work and outside stresses, and it's intoxicating. You're intoxicating.
We get a slightly disapproving, but mostly bored look from the employee walking by us. They can't say anything since we're not doing anything, but I'm sure they're imagining having to fix the bedding.
I reach over to touch you. You roll over just in time to turn an absent-minded brush into an accidental tickle.
You try to get me back and it turns into a full tickle fight. It's not fair. You're the only one that figured out where I'm actually ticklish and you use it mercilessly.
Gods I love you
Your smell fills my nostrils as I pin your arms to get a reprieve. Your laughter fills my ears. Somehow you're even more beautiful disheveled and out of breath and I feel like my heart could burst. I'm so lucky.
I'm pulled out of my reverie by your hands popping free. I didn't even notice your squirming and now you've caught me off guard. My brain lags like a early 90s computer as your legs wrap around me and you flip me.
Oh, it's on.