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I’m definitely going to hell for this. Probably a little faster with each kiss,
too—yet I couldn’t stop.
What with the way she fit against me so perfectly, and
the amazing things she could do with her lips and tongue, I decided it’d be
worth it.
Seriously, how was I supposed to
resist this drop-dead gorgeous girl who also made superhero and humping-unicorn
jokes?
It was like I’d made her in a lab, only I wasn’t creative
enough to mix in some of the awesome things about her. That also sounded a bit
too Frankenstein’s monster, so I needed to abandon that analogy. She wanted to
be done with thinking, and so did I. I boosted her into my arms, my hands
planted firmly on her ass as I rolled my tongue over hers.
She lowered her
forehead to mine and made an mmm
noise that made me feel like a rock star. Since there wasn’t anywhere for me to
lay her down—probably a good thing, because my self-restraint was crumbling by
the second and I’d never be able to resist crawling over her and getting lost
for a while—I reluctantly lowered her to her feet.
The slow drag of her body ripped a ragged groan from
me.
“Dinner?” she asked, the breathlessness in her voice only
making me want to see just how breathless I could make her. “It looks like
there’s a burger joint in the middle of that strip of shops, and I bet we could
get the ice cream you owe me for dessert, since we survived and all.”
“Maybe now you’ll have a bit more faith in me.” Even as I
said it, it stung. She shouldn’t have
faith in me. She should kick my ass to the curb, and she undoubtedly would if
she knew I was an imposter who was standing in for my brother. My brother who
had stumbled into a relationship with a perfect girl, but was too stupid to see
it, so he was letting her go.
Even worse, I was glad—I couldn’t stand the thought of
Gwen being his girl and hugging and kissing him while I stood by and pretended
it didn’t tear me up inside. The thought of any guy touching her made toxic
jealousy seep into my gut.
Once again, I wondered how I could feel this strongly
after knowing her for a couple of days.
How much more fun could we have if
we had more time?
But that wasn’t a possibility, and
nothing would change the fact that if she found out I wasn’t Evan, she’d be
angry, and I couldn’t go on for the rest of my life pretending to be someone
else.
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