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It’s not demure or shy. It’s a weapon, and she knows exactly what she’s doing by pulling it out on me.
I run the pads of my fingers over the indent there, reveling in the connection. Knowing she touched where I’m touching now.
I don’t want him to be this attuned to me.
My hand. Her knee. Without even thinking it through, I’d reached for her.
I can’t get the woman out of my head. Haven’t been able to for the past two years.
Truth be told, I hang on every word out of Tabitha Garrison’s mouth.
I find it hard to breathe when Rhys looks at me too closely.
A pang of longing for something I never knew I wanted.
complicated and inevitable all at once.
kissing him to make myself feel better when he’s looking at me like I hung the moon feels dangerous.