Our mouths met again and this time, I responded with so much vigour I was certain I had lost twenty pounds from just kissing him. My hands entwined around his neck and I heard him groan against my lips.
Oh, it didn't make sense. To want someone, to need someone the way I needed Xavier. He did funny things to my insides, made them twist and flutter as if filled with butterflies.
I loved him.
It was a slow-burning realization that made me draw him impossibly closer as if I was afraid. As if I knew that once the moment was over, what we had would vanish.
"Oh for goodness sake!" Susie's voice pierced through the cocoon of passion around us and I groaned, pulling away to glare at her.
"Oh for goodness sake to you too!" I yelled. "Why do you always ruin the moment Susie?!"
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