My brother’s best friend is trouble
I hissed, cheeks burning so hot I could have cooked the pasta on them.
He stepped closer, too close, lowering his voice. “You gonna stand there blushing or go check on them? Make sure they’re hydrating?”
“I hate you,” I whispered, shoving past him toward the stairs because I needed to be anywhere else.
Big mistake.
I crept up just far enough to peek around the corner, pure morbid curiosity, I swear, and caught the open bedroom door at the end of the hall. Noah had Lena bent over the edge of the bed, her hands braced on the mattress, his hips snapping forward in a rhythm that left zero room for interpretation. Her hair was a wild mess, back arched, mouth open in a silent cry.
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