I'm buying you a coat. And I meant it. I opened the car door and slung my lether jacket around her shoulders. It's February. Why don't you ever have a damn jacket on? Echo slid her arms through my coat, closing her eyes as she inhaled. When she finally opened them, she fluttered her eyelashes, giving me a look of pure seduction. Maybe I like wearing yours instead. I swallowed. I had plans, and those plans did not involve kissing her against my car. Damn it, she was going to kill me. Congratulatios, it's yours. Her laughter warmed me in ways a jacket couldn't.
by Katie McGarry
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In a moment of tenderness, the narrator offers Echo a leather jacket, emphasizing the chill of February and her tendency to go without proper clothing. As he drapes the jacket over her shoulders, he feels a mix of concern and attraction. Echo's reaction is one of delight, as she wraps herself in the warmth of his coat, hinting at a deeper connection between them.

The playful exchange soon turns flirtatious, with Echo teasing the narrator about preferring his jacket to her own attire. This light-hearted banter leads to an intense moment where he grapples with his feelings, acknowledging the temptation to cross boundaries, but he also recognizes the complications it may bring. The laughter they share creates a comfort that transcends mere physical warmth.

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