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No—my crush on hockey’s beautiful bad boy began on a typical Tuesday night fifteen years ago when he shared a half-eaten chocolate chip cookie with me and told my brother to stop being a jerk.
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Parker is nothing short of stunning, and I’m still trying to wrap my head around the shift from my best friend’s adorably dorky little sister to … this.
She laughs then, which was my goal, and I catch a glimpse of the girl I remember. If Parker wasn’t laughing, she was smiling. Always. She was a compact ball of sunshine who drove away the constant storm cloud I lived under. For a while.
Since when am I the possessive type? Especially with someone I’m not even dating?
He laughs, and my whole torso hums with a kind of deep, deep pleasure I rarely feel.
“If you were my girlfriend,” Logan says then, his voice gravely and low, “there would be a lot of physical contact.”
“I trust you,”
“Maybe it’s not too much. Maybe you’ve just grown used to not enough.”
before I can get another word out, Parker slides one hand around my neck, lifts up on her toes and presses her lips to mine.