And then I tighten my arms around him as he regains his breath, feeling the kisses he presses against my collarbone, my breasts, the soft flesh under my chin, and . . .
I start laughing. And laughing.
And laughing.
Lazlo lifts his head to glare at me. “Glad to see that you find the most meaningful moment of my life hilarious.”
“No, no, I . . . It’s not—” I try to stop chuckling, in vain. “I was just thinking, we need to commission a commemorative plaque. Put it up right there, on that wall.”
“Why?”
“Because . . . A slayer and a vampire. Doing it. It has to be a first in all of history, right?”