Delilah slapped the book shut with a sharp snap and rushed out of the library lounge, her heels clicking fast against the polished marble floor. “Oh no, no, no.” She whispered endlessly. Her heart pounded hard in her chest, like it wanted to break free. The air in the hallway felt cooler after the stuffy library room, but her skin was still flushed with worry. She bumped straight into Jax, her body colliding with his solid chest. It was like he had been waiting there in the shadows just for her, his tall frame leaning against the wall.“Hey, I’ve been looking for you,” he said, his voice dropping low and husky.“Hi, Jax,” she replied, trying to catch her breath.Jax didn’t step back. Instead, he moved closer, pressing his body lightly against hers. His hand brushed her waist, sending a spark through her dress. He leaned in, his warm breath tickling her neck, lips almost touching her ear. “I’ve been staring at you all night. That dress hugs you in all the right places. Come with me…
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