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So Far, So Good

Author: Tory
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-18 14:47:28

"I swear I wasn't trying to walk in on... whatever this is," she stammered, grabbing her phone from the desk like it was on fire. "I didn't even—ugh, I'm just... I'll be gone!"

She shut the door behind her with a loud clack. For a few seconds, neither of us said anything until Adrian chuckled under his breath.

"Well, so much for subtle."

I covered my face with both hands. "I think I just died."

"You didn't," he said gently. "But that was... kind of amazing."

I peeked at him between my fingers, cheeks burning. His smile was crooked, playful, but his eyes were still dark, still full of everything we hadn't had time to say.

"I should go," he murmured. "Before we really traumatize your roommate."

I nodded, but part of me wanted to stop him. Wanted to pull him back because everything just got heated, and I wasn't sure I wanted simple anymore, but he did have to leave. I walked with Adrian quietly, my heart still hammering from what just happened.

He shoved his hands into the pockets of his
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  • Tempted By My Sister's Boyfriend   Seduction In Silence

    “Do I?” I asked, my voice dipping low and smooth. “Yeah,” he said, dragging a hand through his hair, and then leaned forward slightly. “But I like the distraction.” My heart skipped. His fingers brushed my arm, soft at first, then slower and more deliberate. I didn’t move, I didn’t dare. The warmth of his touch radiated through the thin fabric of my sleeve, spreading heat to places it shouldn’t have reached so easily. “You don’t touch me by accident,” I whispered. His lips curved. “Neither do you.” We sat there, our eyes locked once more. “I’ve never met anyone like you,” he murmured. “You’re fire. Controlled chaos” “And you?” I tilted my head. “You’re ice.” “Maybe. But even ice burns if you hold it long enough.” God. He looked down, lashes brushing his cheek. “I’m trying to be careful with you, Kim.” “You don’t have to be.” “I do,” he said, his voice lower now. “Because if I start something with you, I won’t want to stop. And I don’t want to ruin this by rushing into the

  • Tempted By My Sister's Boyfriend   Studying Together... Alone

    I pulled the sheets up, brushing my hair out of my face as I swiped to answer. “Hey,” I said softly. There was a pause, then he spoke. “You okay? I wasn’t sure if you were still coming... I called earlier,” he said, his voice smooth. “Oh my God, Alex. I am so sorry. I had my phone on do not disturb, forgetting that we had study plans together later today,” I said, my voice low and soft. “I didn’t mean to ignore you.” He chuckled. “So, you are still coming?” “Definitely. I just...” I trailed off, swallowing. “Got caught up in something.” There was another pause. Then, “I actually set some things up for us. Snacks, tea. That playlist you like. I just wasn’t sure anymore.” “You didn’t have to go through all that,” I said softly. “I wanted to.” I smiled into the phone. “I’ll be there soon. Give me twenty.” “Okay. I’ll be waiting.” I stared at the ceiling for a while after he hung up, breathing in deeply, trying to steady my emotions. Then I threw off the covers, slipped out o

  • Tempted By My Sister's Boyfriend   Finishing Me Up

    The tension in the car was thick. Adrian said nothing as he drove, one hand gripping the leather wheel, the other resting on his thigh, fingers twitching like he was holding himself back. I sat beside him in silence, hands clenched in my lap. “Adrian,” I finally said, my voice cautious, “what are we doing?” He didn’t answer. “You said you wanted us to talk.” Still nothing. He just kept driving. Minutes later, we were pulling into my dorm lot. I expected him to say goodbye. I expected him to stay in the car. He didn’t. He got out, rounded the front, and opened the door like it was his right. I stepped out without saying a word, my heart pounding. His hand brushed the small of my back as we entered the building. At the door to my dorm, I hesitated. “Sloane might be close now,” I murmured, fishing out my keycard. “We won’t be long,” he replied, taking the key from my hand and opening the door for me. I stepped in. So did he. Then, he turned. Click. The lock slid into place

  • Tempted By My Sister's Boyfriend   The Pickup

    The day after... Sloane and I stepped out of the lecture hall, its door swinging shut behind us. My arm looped through hers, and I couldn't stop smiling. My cheeks actually hurt from how long they’d been pulled into this dumb grin. “And then,” I said, squeezing her arm for dramatic effect, “he brushed my back. Just a soft stroke. Sloane, my brain short-circuited, I swear. I couldn’t even hear what you were saying anymore.” Sloane let out an exaggerated groan, tugging me slightly as we walked down the front steps of the building. “Oh my God, Kim. What is this? Since when did Alexander become your personal kryptonite? You barely tolerated this guy before!” “That was then, Sloane. And I wasn’t tolerating the guy,” I said, trying not to sound too defensive. “He was just... there. But now? It’s different. He’s different. Like, have you seen the way he looks at me?” She scoffed. “I’ve seen the way a lot of guys look at you. Doesn’t mean anything. But suddenly you’re acting like he walk

  • Tempted By My Sister's Boyfriend   His Invitation

    I’d been seeing more of Alexander lately. Not because I planned to, but because he always managed to find a reason to be around. Whether he was holding the door to my lecture hall open for me, texting me to ask if I’d eaten when class ran late, or showing up with coffee when I forgot to eat breakfast. I wasn’t sure when it stopped feeling unexpected and started feeling... comforting. Midterms were around the corner, and campus felt like one giant anxiety attack. Everyone was buzzing, cramming, and overdosing on caffeine. I had my notes sprawled across my bed with textbooks and highlighters. Organized chaos, or at least I convinced myself of that. I had tossed my phone aside after reading the same sentence three times in my macroeconomics textbook when it buzzed again. I rolled onto my stomach and picked it up. Alexander: Are you studying yet? Or pretending to, like everyone else? I smirked, typing back quickly. Me: If flipping pages and zoning out counts, then yes. A reply cam

  • Tempted By My Sister's Boyfriend   Lunch Break

    A few days later... The lecture hall was too bright, too still, and far too quiet without Sloane beside me. She had woken up early this morning, cursing her uterus and swearing off her existence for the day. Cramps. She gets them bad. So, it was just me and a professor who had clearly mistaken himself for a TED speaker. I tapped my pen against my notebook, eyes half-lidded, my mind miles away. Still replaying everything I had no business remembering. Adrian’s mouth, his hands, his voice, and how it sounded low and sinful in my ears. My body still ached in places I couldn’t confess. I hated that I missed him. The class ended before I was ready for it. I gathered my book slowly, reluctant to step back into reality. As I stepped out of the building, I froze. Alexander was leaning casually against the wall beside the door, one foot propped against the bricks, arms folded across his chest. He looked infuriatingly calm, like he hadn’t just startled the breath from my lungs. My steps

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