You've been awake a while? When his smile spread, I shook my head. So you just laid there and let me stare at you like a creeper?Pretty much, Kitten. I figured I'd let you get your fill, but then you kissed me and, well, I like to be a bit more involved in that.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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The dialogue captures a playful exchange between two characters, where one acknowledges having been awake for some time while the other admits to watching him. This moment highlights the comfort and intimacy between them, illustrating their connection through a light-hearted conversation.

As the interaction unfolds, the mention of a kiss signifies a shift from passive observation to active participation, revealing deeper feelings. The character's teasing response emphasizes his desire for engagement, making it clear that he is not just a passive observer but wants to share in the intimacy of the moment.

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