Simran Nagpal

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I stare at her for a moment. The air in this pool house feels thick. It feels small and cramped despite the open floor plan. Neither one of us speaks. Each second that passes by makes the surrounding air seem even more electrified. What would happen if I just closed the distance between us? If I kissed her, would I regret it? I doubt it, but I keep my feet planted so I don’t risk it. I should leave, but I don’t want to. I’ve had to share her with everyone else since the charity golf event, and although I shouldn’t, I want her to myself, if only just for a few minutes. I sigh, pulling my gaze ...more
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