Not a grand speech.
Ronan looked at what I do.
Noticed what annoys me.
Researched it.
Fixed it.
My eyes start burning for the third fucking time in twenty-four hours.
He takes a deep breath. “Please don’t.”
“You bought me a robot tripod.”
“It is not a robot.”
“It follows me.”
“That does not make it a robot.”
“I love it.”
His expression softens. “I thought you would.”
I stand, and he watches me.
I wrap my arms around him.
He settles his hands at my waist.
And the words are there.
Suddenly.
Entirely.
Fuck.
I love him.
Obviously I love him.
Maybe I've known that without putting the sentence around it.
But there is no confusion in it now.
Just Ronan—the man who counted how many times I stacked books under my phone.
My heart starts pounding hard enough that I can feel it against his chest.
His brows pull together. “What?”
“I—”
My courage almost fails.
Which is ridiculous considering the things this man has done to me naked.