Letters Home
““We need to talk.”
The words rattled around in my brain as we drove to the diner. There was something Tanner wanted to tell me, and I could tell by the expression on his face it wasn’t something I was going to like. My hands started to sweat and I tried to discreetly rub my palms on my jeans. My eyes to kept drifting to Tanner. The taut lines around the edge of his jaw made the butterflies in my stomach do flips and even not knowing him that well, I could still feel the tension radiating fr...om every part of his body. It was almost tangible and that made me nervous.
Within minutes we pulled into the parking lot and made our way into the diner. There weren’t many people inside so we were quickly seated at a booth in the back, which was nice since it would give us privacy. Tanner sat with his back straight as a rod, looking everywhere but at me. The waitress came over with glasses of water and offered to take our orders. I started with a simple cup of coffee, not sure I could stomach anything to eat at the moment, and Tanner ordered the same.MoreLess
The words rattled around in my brain as we drove to the diner. There was something Tanner wanted to tell me, and I could tell by the expression on his face it wasn’t something I was going to like. My hands started to sweat and I tried to discreetly rub my palms on my jeans. My eyes to kept drifting to Tanner. The taut lines around the edge of his jaw made the butterflies in my stomach do flips and even not knowing him that well, I could still feel the tension radiating fr...om every part of his body. It was almost tangible and that made me nervous.
Within minutes we pulled into the parking lot and made our way into the diner. There weren’t many people inside so we were quickly seated at a booth in the back, which was nice since it would give us privacy. Tanner sat with his back straight as a rod, looking everywhere but at me. The waitress came over with glasses of water and offered to take our orders. I started with a simple cup of coffee, not sure I could stomach anything to eat at the moment, and Tanner ordered the same.MoreLess
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