“You promised you wouldn’t look at him like that again, Elena.”Asher’s voice was low, tight, the kind that made my stomach drop even as heat pooled between my legs. We stood in the dim hallway of the Thorne estate, the same house where I had lived since my parents died three years ago and their closest friends took me in. Asher and Kai were twins, identical down to the sharp jaw and the way their dark hair fell over their brows, but everything else about them was different. Asher was the steady one, the one who had asked me to marry him last month in front of both families. Kai was the one who watched me like he already knew how I tasted.“I wasn’t looking,” I said, but the lie tasted thin. My pulse hammered. Kai had just walked past us bare-chested after his run, sweat shining on the hard planes of his chest, and my eyes had followed the trail of hair that disappeared into his shorts before I could stop myself.Asher stepped closer, crowding me against the wall. His hand braced besi
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