He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, — Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
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He drinks his coffee tentatively, glancing at me every few seconds, watching me. Every time he glances in my direction, I quickly turn away though he obviously knows I'm watching him. I know he's wondering why I'm staring at him, but he doesn't ask.I finally take a sip of coffee, set the mug back on the table, and voice what's on my mind, "I want to draw you.

— Ashley Earley, Alone in Paris
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