Dirty and Sinful Collection
We hugged quickly, laughed about something dumb, and I forgot about everything for a second.
Until he stepped into view.
Jake.
Holy hell.
The last time I saw him, he was just some lanky kid who used to steal my cereal and crash on our couch during sleepovers. He was funny and charming and just annoying enough to keep me from ever taking him seriously.
But now he had shoulders. And arms. And a jawline that could cut through glass. His T-shirt clung to him in a way that had no right being legal, and his arms were littered with tattoos I didn’t remember, ink curling over muscle and veins, disappearing under his sleeves like secrets. His hair was dark and messy, and he had that slight beard that