Pulls it to her.
I look up into her eyes.
Right.
Eyes.
She said something.
I am just useless at this point.
“What?” I ask, stupidly.
“Cuba,” she says, sniggering.
“What’s with Cuba?”
“Epic car scene, no extradition.”
“Oh, yeah,” I say as my brain catches up to reality.
These eyes. The touch. The scent.
And then, her lips meet mine.
Of everything I expected, this wasn’t it.
She stops.
Brings some distance between our faces.
“That was fucking weird,” she says, and I couldn’t agree more.
“Yeah,” I say as she removes herself from my lap and falls onto her back on the bed.
She sighs.
The moment is as awkward as it can get.
So I just say nothing.
Of all the fluttery sensations she has caused in me, that kiss was not only strange; it felt like kissing a corpse.
So many moments passed between us, moments where I thought there was heat and fire between us, and now, it feels like I kissed my sister.
I shudder to shake off the sensation.
“Why did you fucking do that?” I ask her incredulously, but I don’t get an answer, because she has finally passed out.
And while things couldn’t be any more awkward, when I lie down next to her and watch her sleep, it feels like we have done so forever.
Lying here together.
Being together.
Flying and falling together.
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