Letting My Brother's Best Friend Take My V-Card

CHAPTER 7 JESS

School was torture. I would walk past Luke in the hallway, and he wouldn't even acknowledge me. He wouldn't look at me or give me any hint that he knew I existed. It's been a week and nothing.

Now it's Friday, and both Laura and Sam are back at my house. We're going to get Laura ready for her date with the artsy guy.

Ever since Sam lost her virginity, she's been filled with a new sense of confidence. It's great to see. She used to hide beneath oversized clothes because she felt her body wasn't good enough, but now she's starting to show it off. I wanted that for her. Laura was still struggling just as much as I, two wallflowers who hadn't gotten our awakening yet. But Laura was far ahead of me unless I just did what he asked.

If I just touched myself.

I internally rolled my eyes and groaned. It's not like he would know if I touched myself. I could lie...

No.

He would know.

We finished getting Laura ready for her date with the artsy guy, and I have to admit, she looked amazing. Sam had styled her

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skinny jeans. A cropped white T-shirt hugged her torso, showcasing her toned arms and

to her cheeks and lips to make her look radiant. When we stepped back

was supposed to pick her up at my house because her parents were a bit old-school and strict. We'd concocted a cover story about a sleepover at my house, allowing Laura to have some freedom and no curfew, seeing as my parents were never home. "Are

her eyes sparkling with

and I walked down the stairs to find my brother and Luke in the kitchen with two girls from the cheerleading squad. I should know their names, but I didn't care to

at me, and I immediately felt annoyed. I looked down, mortified to be standing in front of him in my

I was stuck in some kind of awkward teenage nightmare. If only they knew they weren't the first cheerleaders to set foot in 23 121 CHAPTER

my kitchen.

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he was flirting

kitchen and

staring at my friend, asshole!"

I narrowed my eyes at her until she stopped, her gaze

the stairs, I could see the embarrassment on her face. "What's wrong? Why are they staring?"

to ignore the giggling of the cheerleaders. "Because you look hot, and they are jealous

I spun around and glared at him. "Shut up," I muttered.

comfortable."