“Jesus, there’s nowhere to sit,” I muttered, staring at the mountain of boxes.Mom laughed from the driver’s seat. “Just sit on Daniel’s lap, baby. It’s only a few hours. We’ll be home before you know it.”Daniel—my brand-new stepfather—patted his thigh without looking at me. “Come on. I don’t bite.”He’s my stepdad, I told myself, climbing over the boxes toward him. It’s fine. It’s just a car seat.He didn’t look old enough to be anyone’s stepdad. Sharp jaw, easy shoulders, nothing fatherly about him at all. That was half the problem.The second my weight settled onto his lap, I felt him under me. Warm. Already stirring beneath the denim.I froze.Mom kept talking, oblivious, something about paint colors and the kitchen island. Daniel let his head fall back against the seat, eyes closed, breathing slow and even like he’d already drifted off. I told myself that was a relief. It wasn’t.Because underneath that stillness, every few minutes, a low sound would slip out of him — quiet, alm
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