You are enough," I breathed, wrapping my hand around his neck. "Just as you are right now." Desperate to comfort him, I hitched a leg over his and scrambled onto his lap, knowing I shouldn't, he was still healing, but not having the self-control to stop. "You're so good," I told him, knotting my fingers in his hair and pulling him closer to me. "You're such a good person, Johnny Kavanagh, and you don't even know it. You don't see how little rugby has to do with how special you are. But I do. I see it, and I know."
"See?" He clamped his hands on my hips and exhaled shakily. "You say it and I believe you."
"Because it's true," I strangled out, breathing hard and fast. "I just…god, you have no idea how lovely you are."
"What do you need from me, Shannon?" he croaked out, voice thick and husky. "I'll give you anything you need, baby." Shaking his head, he groaned like he was in pain. "I just…I want to make you happy."
"You," I whispered. "All of you."
"I'm already yours," he groaned, before covering my lips with his.