So Wrong (Boys of South Chapel, #1)

by Abby Millsaps

I miss him. In my heart of hearts, in my deepest, most private moments, I miss him. So fucking much. Sometimes I can’t even look at him for more than a breath without feeling as though I’ll drown in my sorrow.

“She’s mine,” I repeat, my voice thick and solemn this time. “And she knows it. She might not be ready to admit it, but she fucking knows it.” His glare holds more of a challenge than I expected. Softer, I add, “It was only ever her, Leev.”

“She’s the only woman I’ve ever been with. The only woman I ever intend to be with,” I add, my damn heart clenching like it does every time I think about her. “It was only ever her.”

“I love watching you run,” he repeats, his tone low, “because I get to fantasize about what it would be like to catch you.”

“And what would you do if you caught me?” My tone is sweet, but I scrape my nails against the short hairs at his nape. There’s no masking my eagerness as I inch closer to his mouth. He hums, then ghosts his lips along my jaw. “I’d hold on tight and keep you forever.”

I knew i would love Greedy UGGH

I can’t wait to be with you this weekend. And I really can’t wait to be together next year.

“Life has a rhythm,” he whispers. “Everything happens for a reason, even if we don’t know what the reason is right away.”

“No wrong moves, Temi. You’re my first and my last. I never knew what I was waiting for, but now I know it was you.”

“Your turn, Daisy. Take those off and let me see that pretty little cunt.”

“Eyes on me, Daisy. I want to watch my girlfriend’s face when I make her come for the first time.”

Temi— There isn’t anything I wouldn’t do for you. There isn’t anything I couldn’t love you through.