Lahat ng Kabanata ng SINFUL FANTASIES COLLECTIONS: Kabanata 321 - Kabanata 330

Chapter 1 Brooke’s POV I shoved the apartment door open with my shoulder, my arms heavy from lugging my gym bag after that killer session at the gym. My tank top clung to my skin, soaked through with sweat, and my shorts rode up a bit from all the squats and lunges. The place felt quiet at first, but then I caught this faint noise coming from Jake’s room down the hall. It was like a steady rhythm of skin on skin, mixed with these deep, ragged breaths that made my ears perk up. Jake had been my roommate for about six months now, always reliable with the rent, but he had this shy, awkward way about him whenever we crossed paths in the kitchen or living room. He would glance at me quickly, then look away, like he was afraid to hold eye contact too long. I dropped my bag next to the couch and toed off my sneakers, feeling the cool floor under my bare feet. That noise pulled at me, curiosity bubbling up inside as I padded closer to his door. It was cracked open just a sliver, eno

Chapter 1 Sara’s POV The office lights hummed above my head while I sat there sorting through that endless pile of invoices, my fingers flying across the keyboard as I tried to get the petty cash ledger to balance out for the night. Everyone else had already gone home hours ago, leaving the place feeling empty and quiet except for the low drone of the air conditioning and some far-off sound of a door closing down the hallway. Mr. Vance had dumped this extra work on me right before quitting time, calling me on my desk phone with that sharp tone of his, demanding I fix everything and do it right without any mistakes. Sweat trickled down my forehead, and I wiped it away with the back of my hand, feeling my blouse cling to my damp back in the warm, stuffy air, while my skirt kept bunching up higher on my thighs every time I shifted in the chair. I wondered why he always singled me out for this crap, but then again, the way he stared at me sometimes, like he controlled everything in

Chapter 1 Lily POVThe flames from the bonfire kept dancing high into the night sky, sending sparks floating up like tiny stars that disappeared quickly, and the whole family was gathered around it on those old wooden logs we dragged over earlier, everyone laughing and clinking bottles together while the smell of roasting marshmallows hung thick in the air. Aunt Karen was going on about that one reunion from years back when Uncle Tom fell into the lake trying to catch a fish with his bare hands, her voice carrying over the crackle of the fire, but I barely heard a word of it because my eyes kept drifting to Max sitting across from me, his legs stretched out casually, his jeans hugging his thighs in a way that made my pulse quicken every time he shifted. We'd been playing this game all evening, stealing looks when no one was paying attention, his gaze sliding down to where my dress rode up a little on my legs when I crossed them, and mine catching on the way his t-shirt clung to his

Chapter 1Nova’s POV“Pass the popcorn, Daddy,” I said, reaching across the sectional couch toward Rowan, my voice light and casual as the movie flickered on the screen, casting shifting lights over the dim living room where the three of us sat snuggled under the big fleece blanket that draped across our laps.Mom was wedged right in the middle between us, her head already nodding a little as the film’s opening scenes dragged on, the soft hum of the air conditioner mixing with the low dialogue from the TV, and I felt Rowan’s fingers brush mine when he handed over the bowl, the touch lingering just a second longer than it needed to, sending a small shiver up my arm that I tried to play off by popping a kernel into my mouth and chewing slowly.He settled back into his spot on the end, his thigh pressing firmly against Mom’s on one side and close enough to mine that I could feel the warmth radiating through his jeans, the kind of closeness that had been building tension between us for we

Chapter 1Ethan’s POV “Hey, Sophie, pass me that box of lights over there on the table,” I called out while I balanced myself on the top step of the ladder in the living room, my arms stretched high as I wrapped the string of bulbs around the curtain rod, feeling the slight wobble under my feet from the uneven floorboards.The sunlight poured in through the big windows, lighting up the whole space with this warm orange glow that made everything feel cozy and alive, and we were all busy getting the place ready for the big birthday party tonight, marking two full years since Dad married Clara and brought her and her daughters into our house, turning our lives into this shared chaos of meals and arguments and late-night talks.Sophie looked up from where she was kneeling on the carpet, her hands digging through a messy pile of streamers and balloons, her long dark hair slipping over her shoulder and catching the light just right.She gave me that smirk of hers, the one where her lips cu