Cambria Hebert Quotes

She Groaned And Tucked Her Fingers Between My Side And The Mattress. "I Don't Think I'm Ever Going To Get Used To The Cold Air Here."
I Chuckled And Kissed Her Forehead. "Just Wait 'til It Snows."
"Ugh," She Moaned.
"I'll Turn The Heat Up," I Said And Started To Move From Beneath Her. She Clutched Me Closer And Made A Sound Of Determination. I Laughed. It Thrilled The Shit Out Of Me That She Liked Having Me So Close. "I Thought You Were Cold," I Said Affectionately.
"But You're Warm."
"I'll Come Right Back."
"Kiss Me," She Demanded. She Was Definitely A Shy Person, But The More Time We Spent Together, The Less Shy She Was With Me When We Were Alone. I Loved It. It Was Like Getting A Glimpse Of The Person No One Else Saw.

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