I woke up to Nick's fingers tracing lazy patterns down my spine. "You're awake," he murmured against the back of my neck. "Mmm." I stretched, feeling deliciously sore in all the right places. "What time is it?" "Almost noon." I should've felt guilty about sleeping so late. Should've been doing something productive. But I'd spent the last three weeks living in this bubble with Nick, and I didn't want it to end. Not yet. Not ever. "She'll be here soon," Nick said quietly. My stomach tightened. Right. Today was the day. Olandria was coming home. We'd been preparing for this. Talked about how we'd sit her down, explain everything, hope she'd understand. But lying here in Nick's bed, his scent all over me, his marks still fading on my skin, I knew there was no easy way to tell your daughter you'd been sleeping with her best friend. "We should get up," I said, even though I didn't move. "Yeah." His arm tightened around my waist. "In a minute." We stayed like that, tangled togeth
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