The background music of heavy metal made me groan in annoyance and it got me to open my eyes. I had to blink a few times at the sudden light of the room until my vision became clear and I realized where I was. "Oh, god," I muttered when I registered that Ryder and I never went home and that we fell asleep in the lighthouse and on the floor.
I was snuggled up against his side with his arm wrapped around my waist and I used his shoulder as my pillow. I moaned when I pushed myself upright. How did I even fall asleep on this hard and cold floor? I glanced over my shoulder and find myself gazing at Ryder's sleeping form in awe. He was sound asleep as if the floor didn't bother him.
I decided to get up from the floor and gaze out at the ocean from the lighthouse. I was mesmerized at where the
