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

CHAPTER 36

LUKE

As Jess pulled the truck up to my house, I noticed i was dark and lifeless, contrasting with the warm lights glowing at hers. It was always dark in that house because turning a light on meant people would see....

I know Jessica didn't want to go home because she would have to see Josh and Luara probably hooking up - well, maybe not, considering he got concussed, but that was most likely the reason she lingered in the car. Finally, I broke the silence. "Thank you for driving me home." The words felt rough coming from me as they grated over my throat. I needed to apologize, but that meant acknowledging that something had happened and that I wasn't ready to face that reality just yet. Jessica nodded, then switched off the idling truck and got out. I watched her round the front of the truck, her expression. unreadable. I forced myself out as well and waited for her.

When she reached me, leaning against the passenger door, she took my hand without hesitation, forced my palm open, and dropped the keys into it.

"Ice that shoulder," Jessica muttered, her voice cold. Could I blame her? I practically force her away from Tom, then scare her within an inch of her life, almost making us crash. She turned to leave, but something inside me snapped. Without thinking, I

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of her hand, and spun her back to face

make out her face in the

the sudden stop of the truck. Sudden memories of her body writhing beneath me as I touched her intimately made me kiss her harder. Surprisingly, she kissed me right back and pushed me against my truck. Without thinking, my palms skimmed over her ass, then lifted her with ease, spinning us aroun We came up for air, but only a second before I kissed her neck, her jaw and back to her mouth. "This mouth...." I breathed, and Jessica grabbed

tension and confusion all melted away, replaced by a

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down, I stepped back, watching her confused expression for a second before I grabbed her

opened the door slowly and motioned for her to walk inside. A part of me wanted to warn her, tell

us. I followed her as she walked down the entrance hall. I knew she'd never been here, but now wasn't the time for a tour. I let her wander a little further until she

is

has no

world. I walked towards her and watched her chest start to rise and fall a little faster with every step. Her eyes were wide, and she almost looked helpless. When I closed the distance, I stared If she took a deep breath, her chest would make contact with

blinked at

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