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

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JESS

and

The first thing I saw was the back of a guy, his shirt gone his pants pulled down. His back muscles flexed and rippled as she rocked forward against the basin.

It was what was between him and the basics that had me pausing. His large hand gripped the hips of a petite blond while his other hand pulled back her head by her blond curls.

He slammed her into the cabin while he watched what he was doing in the mirror in front of him, his brows furrowed and beads of sweat running down his face.

The girl gasped, and he rocked into her, his fingers gipping thin blue material across her ass and pulling it aside before

spreading her cheek and looking down at himself as he slipped inside her.

I should have turned around and run the hell away, but some deep, dark part of me refused to move.

My eyes trailed upward to the mirror, and there, in the reflection, was Sarah, looking right at me with her mouth slightly opened, and she grunted with every thrust of what looked to be like one of the guys from the offense team. He pulled her blue bikini to the side and gripped one of her breasts as he continued to move over and over, the cabinet rattling against the wall.

I focussed back on Sarah, and she smiled, and the guy groaned,

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snapped me out of my weird haze. I turned around and

It looks like you saw a ghost?" She grabbed the plates from me, and I looked back towards the house-expecting her to run downstairs, but

furrowed as she studied me, her mouth open like she wanted to press further. But something in my expression must

asked

forced a tight smile. "Go. Make sure Josh hasn't burned all

believe me. But eventually, she nodded and headed back toward the patio, plates

as I sucked in a shaky breath. The memory of

knowing smile as

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my cheeks scarlet as I fought the urge to scream-or

How could she?

even care? It's not like it was Luke or anything. Maybe I was upset that it was

thoughts as I sank onto the edge of

"Jess, you okay?"