CHAPTER 6

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The study session had become a blur. We sat close, our shoulders brushing now and then—casually, but not by accident. Every time it happened, something in me lit up. Jackson was focused, or at least pretending to be. I, on the other hand, could barely concentrate. My thoughts had long since left the textbook, wandering to the way his chest rose and fell with every breath, to how effortlessly he carried his confidence. Shirtless, he was devastating—and he knew it. I shifted in my seat, trying to ground myself. Get it together, Vanessa. But then his fingers touched mine, just lightly at first. Then he began tracing small, slow circles on the back of my hand. My breath caught. I looked at him, but he didn’t meet my gaze. He kept reading, his face calm, like he wasn’t silently setting my nerves on fire. What was he doing to me? He finally looked up, his eyes locking onto mine with quiet intensity. And then, without a word, he closed his book. “That’s enough for today,” he said. I blinked. “Already?” He stood and walked to the bathroom, and I released the breath I hadn’t realized I’d been holding. I pressed my hand to my chest. My heart was racing. I felt like I was about to combust, and all he'd done was touch my hand. What was wrong with me? Or rather—what was it about him that had this kind of power? When he returned, his expression was unreadable. I stood quickly, gathering my things. “I think I should head out,” I said, avoiding his eyes. He tilted his head, amused. “In your condition?” I froze. “What... condition?” Jackson stepped toward me slowly. My body backed up on instinct, until my back hit the wall and he was right there—close, too close. His voice dropped. “You’re flushed. Breathless. Nervous.” He leaned in, his mouth brushing close to my ear. “You’re turned on, Vanessa.” A shiver ran down my spine. My legs felt weak. His lips grazed my ear lobe. “I could help you with that… if you wanted.” The air between us thickened, electric and dangerous. I couldn’t speak—I could barely think. Jackson pulled back just enough to meet my gaze. His smirk was gentle but full of knowing. “You’re beautiful when you’re speechless,” he murmured. “And I’ve thought about your mouth more times than I should admit.” My skin was on fire. I didn’t know what scared me more—how much I wanted him in that moment… or how completely he seemed to know it. I didn’t know where the courage came from. “Then do it,” I whispered, my voice low and breathless. Jackson paused, his eyes locking with mine, searching for any hesitation. When he found none, his lips met mine—soft, careful at first, like he wanted to memorize the shape of me. The kiss deepened, slow turning urgent, a fire building with every second. My hands tangled in his hair, and his grip on my waist tightened. He lifted me effortlessly, and instinctively, my legs wrapped around his hips. Our mouths moved in perfect rhythm, like this moment had been written long before we lived it. As I pressed closer, I felt his breath hitch—followed by a low, guttural sound that sent heat rushing through me. It was everything I’d imagined and more. And I didn’t want it to stop. He fell back onto the bed, lips still tangled with mine, breath warm against my skin. His mouth traveled to my neck, leaving a trail of kisses that sent shivers racing down my spine. My fingers curled into his hair, clinging to the sensation, the moment, the heat. When his hands slid beneath the fabric of my shirt, and my breast, I gasped—half from surprise, half from want when he pinched my n****e. He paused, just for a second, giving me a chance to pull away. But I didn’t. I couldn’t. Every touch was slow and deliberate, like he was memorizing me. As his hands explored and his lips found new places to tease, I felt like I was floating, completely untethered. There was a tenderness in his hunger, a reverence that made me feel more than desired—seen. And when his eyes met mine again, filled with something that felt a lot like awe, I knew this moment wasn’t just passion—it was the start of something deeper. But he wasn’t done with me yet. His hands, warm and assured, found the button of my jeans and slowly undid it. I could feel my breath catch, the air around us thick with anticipation. Jackson’s eyes never left mine—intense, unreadable, hungry—but somehow gentle, too. When his fingers brushed against me, a sharp gasp escaped my lips. He stilled for a moment, like he was savoring the moment, the closeness. Then, with a smirk that sent a wave of heat through my body, he whispered, “You’re so ready... Let me take care of you.” My heart pounded. I nodded, wordlessly. He kissed down my legs, slowly, deliberately, each touch making me shiver. Every move was intimate, not rushed, like he wanted to learn the language of my body one whisper at a time. I could barely keep still as he drew closer, teasing and exploring like he had all the time in the world. I felt like I was floating, caught between reality and something deeper, something electric. The sensations overwhelmed me, crashing over me like waves I couldn't escape—and didn’t want to. Tears pricked the corners of my eyes—not from sadness, but from all the pleasure. I’d never felt so vulnerable… or so cherished. And then, just like that, something in me gave way. I clutched the sheets, my breathing ragged, and my whole body trembling as a wave of pleasure washed over me. I felt everything—every emotion, every sensation—so intensely that tears sprang to my eyes. It was overwhelming, like being undone and remade at the same time. I collapsed against the bed, my chest rising and falling with heavy breaths. I felt weightless, open, like I had just discovered something I never knew I needed. Jackson didn’t say anything. He simply kissed my forehead and disappeared into the bathroom. Moments later, he returned with a warm towel and the same gentle look in his eyes that made my heart flutter more than anything else. He cleaned me up carefully, like I was something precious. Like I mattered. As he moved, I just watched him—his face soft, his hands tender. The boy I had once only admired from afar was now here, beside me, seeing all of me. And I realized in that moment, this wasn’t just infatuation anymore. This was something more. Something deeper. Jackson wasn’t just a crush. He was the boy I was falling in love with.
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