Kissed My Ex's Brother
My hand slid up his thigh, feeling him harden under my palm.
"Dinner first," he said, voice rough. "Then penthouse. Then every filthy promise kept." His eyes burned into mine, and I swear I felt it low in my belly.
The restaurant was pure magic tucked hillside overlooking Italy's rolling hills, candles flickering between plates of truffle risotto so creamy it melted on my tongue, veal scaloppine seared perfect, glasses of Chianti catching firelight.