Sapphire

I am not thrilled about Dylan and the other guys leaving town for four days. While I am more than capable of protecting myself, I like that the guys are here. Dylan makes me feel so safe with him that I feel like a clingy girlfriend. I always told myself I would never be that girl, and now I am. I don’t want him to feel like I need him to always be with me. I release a sigh as I lay here comfortably in Dylan’s arms.

“You are thinking too loud. Why are you even awake?” Dylan says.

“Sorry, I just have so much on my mind,” I reply.

“Okay, talk to me.” He states.

“I feel like one of those clingy girlfriends, and I always promised myself I would never be that type of girl when I got a boyfriend,” I admit.

“You are not one of those girls. While I don’t like seeing you in that ring at the gym sparring with all those men, and I don’t want to think about you participating in underground fighting, I love that you can protect yourself. The fact that if you wanted, you are capab