Eve
I wiped at my eyes, breathless. "You're telling me you can tear through enemies, run a pack, but this—" I waved at the onesie still half-hanging off him, "—is what defeats you?"
His eyes narrowed dangerously, but the color on his face didn't fade. "I swear, if you say one more word—"
"Okay, okay!" I held up my hands in surrender, still grinning ear to ear. "Come here. Let me help before you rip it apart."
Reluctantly, he stepped closer, and I crouched to tug the leg of the onesie in the right place, guiding his arm into the correct sleeve. The whole time, his gaze stayed fixed stubbornly on the far wall, his jaw tight with embarrassment. I guess this was the real reason he was stalling.
"You look majestic. Like a fearsome… unicorn." I teased softly as I zipped him up.
His scowl deepened, but the redness remained stubborn on his cheeks.
"Say it," he deadpanned.
I blinked innocently. "Say what?"