LEVI
I stumbled toward the ship’s railings, the night air hitting my face sharply enough to jolt me but not nearly enough to clear the chaos inside my head. The noise from the party faded behind me, muffled into a distant hum as I gripped the railing hard enough for my knuckles to ache.
I was on a small balcony overlooking the sea at the side of the building, and I dragged a deep breath into my lungs, but it didn’t stop the tingling running through me. I could still feel her.
Her warmth clung to me long after she wasn’t in my arms anymore, lingering on my skin like an imprint I couldn’t shake. Shutting my eyes, I cursed under my breath as her face burst behind my lids, her eyes bright, her lips parted, her body fitting against mine with a terrifying ease.
Shit!
I scrubbed a hand thro
