The Wrong Brother’s Obsession
Almost enough.
But then I stumbled, colliding with someone solid—someone whose hand caught me before I could fall.
Aiden.
The world stilled.
His grip was firm, steady, searing through the fabric of my dress. His eyes locked with mine, and something unspoken burned there—something I couldn’t name, something I didn’t dare to.
“You should be careful,” his voice was low, meant only for me. “Wouldn’t want to fall.”
Liam appeared instantly, sliding between us, his arm looping around my shoulders. “She’s fine,” he said lightly, not even catching the electricity sparking between me and his brother.