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Luke pulled away, leaving me gasping for air and confused. The park's darkness seemed to swallow me whole, and I felt like I was drowning in its silence.

"Why... why did you kiss me?" I demanded, my voice shaking with emotion. The sound of my own words echoed through the stillness,

Luke's expression was impassive, his eyes calm and distant. "You need to go home and talk to your brother," he said bluntly, his tone lacking the warmth I just felt in our kiss.

I felt a surge of anger and frustration well up inside me. "What's wrong with you? You kissed me! Are you that messed up that you can't see what you are doing? Hot then cold then hot and fucking frigid again." I shouted, my voice echoing through the park. "Are you broken Luke's gaze didn't waver, but his jaw clenched, his eyes narrowing slightly. He didn't move or flinch, but I could sense the tension radiating from him.

I took a step closer, my heart pounding in my chest. "You're not even going to try to explain yourself?" I accused, my voice rising to a shout.

Luke's expression didn't change, but his voice was low, even when he spoke. "There is nothing to explain Jessica. You and

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you put those little girl fantasies to bed. I kissed you because you were desperate for an ounce of fucking attention.

It was a little girl's fantasy. The boy I had a crush on-hell, the boy

still dark outside, and I

hand on my knees to breathe. I felt Luke standing

straightened myself. I looked up at my house. I should have gone in, left him on the sidewalk,

gentle breeze on a summer day. His head dipped to the nape of my neck, and I felt his lips graze my skin like My head fell to the side as his hands wrapped around my hips, drawing me closer.

fingers curl into my skin, and when his wandering hand dipped beneath

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He squeezed gently, and a soft moan betrayed me.

my ear and arched my back. He had my nipple between his

didn't breathe or move; I just felt him all of him like a wave crashing

and the only sound was our ragged breaths filling the morning. The first sliver of sunlight pierced through the darkness, bringing me back to reality.