Harper giggled and she bit his lower lip when he tugged her ponytail. Now that's what she was talking about. After all, she most certainly wasn't some delicate little flower.
Holding his hands as they walked downstairs, it was a bit of a small dispute as to who would drive. But finally she gave in and let him drive. Seated in the front passenger seat, her hand moved over his leg, rubbing it gently, affectionately and certainly not trying anything mischievous. No, as much as she'd like to, she probably wouldn't survive. But that didn't mean he should ever stop. He gave her the best, the affection, the closeness. It was amazing.
His question stunned her, caught her off guard but she couldn't stop smiling. She didn't even know why. A major thing would have to make her stop smiling for a really long time. She couldn't even imagine what that'd be since he made her smile so much. Regardless of everything, he made her smile so much.
"I'd love that." She said softly. "Y-You know I'm not trying to change you, right?" She asked, looking at him. "Because you could still have this job. You could do whatever it is that you do and I'd still want to be with you. Nothing would change that."