My mate, My exception novel Chapter 61

"I'm glad. I figured this way we could watch a movie and stay warm. It's may rain throughout the day too."

I walk into the room and he trails in behind me, his arms around my waist. Sitting down on the blanket I look into the basket to see two long baguettes, which I'm sure are both sandwiches. Knowing Jake, they're probably ham and cheese.

"What movie do you want to watch?" He asks me excitedly. "I brought all the ones I thought would be cool to watch up here. Plus there's always Netflix."

He turns on Netflix after we decide on that, and I click on the romance tab.

"Please don't make it too touchy-feely okay?" He begs, looking adorable in his pout.

Yes, I just called my full grown mate adorable.

After flicking through many stupid movies, I finally come across a promising one that sparks my interest.

"Okay this one!" I tell Jake making him look up from where he is cutting the sandwiches. "It's called Remember Me and it has Robert Pattison in it so it can't be too bad!"

He groans and I giggle after pressing play and cuddling up beside him.

Two hours later when the movie is done, I'm bawling my eyes out. Next to me, Jake had tears in his eyes but from the way he is flaring his nose I can tell he is refusing to let them go.

Let's just say there's a reason it's called what it is.

Soon I find my tears being shed not only from the movie but from what's to come tonight as well. Jake doesn't know that though.

I'm lying next to him, surrounded by empty sandwich wrappers as I rest my head on his chest. "I could never lose you." He whispers in my ear, causing another round of sobs to rack across my body.

I was a horrible person.

Jake held me until I stopped crying, which took a long time.

When my face started to crust from being covered with my tears, I slowly climbed on top of Jake, straddling his waist.

I leaned down on his chest and gave him a long, slow kiss. After that the kiss was the only thing that was slow.

Jake stopped me after I had removed many layers of both our clothes.