“At your earliest convenience.”
I glance at him, happy to see his focus on my face and not what I’m doing, so I proceed by applying the stencil. “I bet you’re one of those disgustingly chipper morning people,” I say.
“I am. What gave me away?”
“Your sunny disposition.”
He snorts. “Sunny disposition? That’s new.”
“If the shoe fits…”
“Well,” he lowers his voice until it’s a mere rumble. “Maybe that’s a good thing. This means I can be in charge of making your coffee in the mornings and you can take care of me when I fall asleep on our couch in the evenings. We’ll both benefit from our differences.”
I chuckle. “Have we moved in together before we’ve even been on a first date?”
“I don’t know. Are you planning to take me out on a date?”