Take me home."Well, it was late, and I'd played a full nine innings for the first time since the previous fall. I was a little tired and was thankful ...hat Juniper didn't have her heart set on a night out on the town. It being only our second time together, I would never have even suggested going with her to my apartment, but if that was her idea of a good time, it was more than okay with me.When we got there, Juniper left her shoes just inside the front door and padded barefoot across the. Feeling a velvet touch.Still, our lips didn’t part and felt like searching something in each others mouth. I was also getting a taste of a mouth freshener or chewing gum which she must have taken. I started to caress her hair. Took out the bow and suddenly her smooth hairs were touching my cheeks.Even though there might be the noise of passing trains and some passengers. The only thing which I could listen to is heartbeats of Ruhi, which was beating just for me. With each passing by year, I. Not long after it goes off an arm reaches out from under the covers beside me to whack at the alarm halfheartedly. I watch, almost holding my breath when whoever it is pulls back the cover. And, shock horror, it's a girl.She yawns before getting out of bed groggily and shuffles over to the other side of the room by the closet. How she hasn't seen me is beyond me. I'm sure I was in her line of sight at least once.And then I realized, perhaps a bit too late, that under the covers I was buck. "Jimmy grinned at his grandpa's dry wit. His grandparents were comfortably off in retirement and managed to go away two or three times a year on SAGA cruises. He sat down on an old box and sipped his tea, breathing reminiscently on a plume of aromatic smoke as his grandpa sat opposite in his old chair, puffing his pipe alight. He could hear his gran clattering pans in the kitchen and a pang of nostalgia gripped his heart; familiar sounds and smells of his childhood that he would leave behind.