[Skip's words ring back in his head as her fingers curl into his hair:
Don't think about it.
It's not exactly easy for him to turn off his brain, but with her weight against him - his instinct to apologize (mostly because of who she is) is quickly stifled with a conscious effort.
Which he is sure she can feel. To him, Skip seems like she knows everything about him before he even realizes it himself.
He's overthinking everything. And now he's trying to think on how to stop.]
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Don't think about it.
It's not exactly easy for him to turn off his brain, but with her weight against him - his instinct to apologize (mostly because of who she is) is quickly stifled with a conscious effort.
Which he is sure she can feel. To him, Skip seems like she knows everything about him before he even realizes it himself.
He's overthinking everything. And now he's trying to think on how to stop.]