Don't Date Your Best Friend (The Unfolding Duet 2 Books)

It was a mistake for him to envision her in such intimate detail, and she couldn't help but picture his irresistibly charming face in that forbidden place. Yet, they both found themselves unable to resist the growing attraction. As Kiara observed Ethan's well-defined abs as he emerged from the pool, damp from practice, her thoughts took a different turn. Ethan's gaze now lingered on her bronzed skin, treating her like an adult rather than his childhood friend. That innocent kiss shouldn't have happened, yet it left a powerful impact. This fleeting moment was just one amidst countless others, yet it唤起了一 potent desire within them. They knew the electric current coursing through their veins and the yearning in their bodies could either fulfill a lifelong dream or shatter everything if acted upon. Realizing the gravity of their actions, Kiara and Ethan acknowledged that the kiss was a mistake they can't undo. Now, they face a new decision: to embrace their growing affection and risk their cherished friendship, or to attempt to erase the memory of a single kiss that has the potential to alter everything. In a playful attempt to divert attention, Kiara suggested, "If you're not up for that kiss, maybe we should swim together." "Alright," he replied hesitantly, clearly uncomfortable. She teased, "Naked?" Surprised, he asked, "What?" "I've always wanted to try skinny dipping. Let's get rid of these clothes," she explained, adding with a mischievous smile, "We'll be in the pool, and no one will see us from the living room. Unless, of course, you want to watch me swim." Ethan's eyes darkened, his cheeks flushing with a mix of embarrassment and curiosity. "Fine," he muttered, his voice low. "Take off your sweater first." The atmosphere shifted, filled with unspoken tension and the promise of something more.