Just like me...Just like me.

10 Points to Gryffindor you can identify the quote

“It’s good to have you back Joseph.” Eva said with a smirk.

You said nothing watching Eva as she deposited the contract and signing box into a plastic bag. Then ripping the red backing off the tamper tape, she sealed the bag shut.

Standing, Eva retrieved a few objects from her desk drawer.

“I’ll have Renee file those later. As for you, up up onto your feet.”

You obeyed.

“C’mon let’s see your thumb.”

Again you obeyed.

Gripping your thumb between her fingers. Eva lowered her head and gave your wounded digit a kiss.

“Let’s get you fixed up.”

Spotting the white antiseptic can and plaster in her hand

You flinched anticipating the chilling sting of the spray on your thumb.

Luckily though Eva was exceedingly skilled in her first-aid and before you knew it she was already pressing the seam of the Band-Aid closed.

Talents of being a mother you guess.

Well unless you’re Lilly, who often had her patients screaming worse after treatment than before.

You shuddered remembering the seatbelt incident.

Peeking down at Eva’s handiwork, you saw the plaster was decorated with the Avengers.

“I know you like Iron-Man.”

“Uh, yeah thanks.”

“Anytime baby roo.”

Eva grinned tussling your hair.

“Now I need you to do me a favor and put this on.”

You gawked at the black velvet blindfold in Eva’s hand.

“Seriously?”

“Of course, I don’t want you peeking and ruining your surprise.”

You were wounded by such baseless accusations.

Uh, How about when you unwrapped your Wii at midnight and got caught Christmas morning asleep with it under the tree.

Or Taylor’s birthday party when found her new pet rabbit and brought it out to the back yard while everyone was eating cake.

Or…

Enough! My client concedes there may be evidence to back up her claims.

Begrudgingly you snatched the blindfold and tied it around your head.

You then felt Eva’s finger running under the edge of the fabric.

“What’re you doing?”

“Making sure you can’t peek.”