✍ Scribed by Brynn Hale
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Naomi:
My job as a police officer means I meet lots of people, and I’ve met Cray before.
He’s hard to forget.
While he’s tattooing my ass isn’t the time to be making friends.
When we’re done with the multiple-day project, I’m inked in his art and I swear he’s tattooed my heart, too.
But my job, my adopted girls, and my family all come before finding love.
Cray:
My first rule: Don’t ask me my real name. I won’t tell you.
My second rule: I don’t do kids. Ever.
My newest rule: I’m going to make Naomi mine and throw those other two rules out the window.
And no one but me is going to see her ink ever again.
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