“Aight.”
The second I dipped my finger into some paint, Kyrie’s smile disappeared.
“Nawl.”
“What?” I asked innocently.
“Don’t put that shit on me.”
“Why not?”
“Because I said so.”
I laughed. “Oh, okay. So, you can put paint on me, but I can’t put none on you?”
“Exactly.”
“That’s not how this works.”
“It is today.”
“Boy, please.”
I reached for his face, but Kyrie caught my wrist before I could touch him.
“Kyrie, let me go.”
“So you can put that shit on me? Hell nawl.”
“Stop being scary.”
His brows shot up. “Scary?”
“Scary.”
“Aight.”
Before I knew what the hell was happening, Kyrie caught me around my waist and pulled me against him.
I squealed, damn near dropping the paintbrush in my other hand.
“Kyrie!”
“What happened to all that scary shit you was talking?”
“You are!”
“Uh-huh.”
I twisted around, still trying to get my painted finger close enough to touch his face, but his long-ass arms had me at a disadvantage.
“Stop cheating!”
“How the fuck I’m cheating?”
“Because you’re stronger than me!”
“That sounds like a personal problem.”