The wind screamed outside like it wanted to tear the entire mountain apart, and every howl sent a fresh shiver racing down my spine. I clutched the thick wool blanket tighter around my shoulders, but the cold wasn’t the only thing making me tremble. My heart hammered so hard I could feel the pulse between my legs, a steady, needy throb that had been building for hours.This weekend was supposed to be simple: a quick family ski trip to celebrate Dad’s promotion. Mom, Dad, my little brother Tyler, and Marc—Dad’s best friend since college, the man who’d been a constant, larger-than-life presence in my world for as long as I could remember. Marc, with his broad shoulders, calloused hands, and that deep, gravelly voice that always made something low in my belly tighten. He was forty-eight, silver threading through his dark hair at the temples, a former Army Ranger who now ran his own successful construction company. To everyone else, he was Uncle Marc. To me… lately, he’d become something
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