Chapter 0119
ALLISON’S POV
“You smell so good,” Justin whispers, his lips trailing down my neck, making my toes curl.
“You say that every time,” I murmur, but I tilt my head anyway, and he licks my shoulder, shivers racing down my spine.
“Because it’s true every time.”
His hands settle on my waist, his thumbs tracing absent circles through my shirt as I shift on his lap to face him better. His hair is slightly messed up which is my fault entirely but he looks so hot.
I shift my weight, settling more on his bulge, and he groans, pulling me closer. One hand slides up my back, and I forget whatever I was thinking about thirty seconds ago because Justin kissing me with his full attention is genuinely a lot to deal with.
“Do you two-” A voice breaks through the thrill. “Do you remember you have a room?”
I pull back but Justin does not immediately let go of my waist, his chest rising and falling.
Braydon is standing in the kitchen doorway in an oversized hoodie when I slightly turn. His hair is going in four directions and he’s squinting at us like we’re something he found on the bottom of his shoe.
This is the second time he’s interrupting us in twenty four hours and I’m not even exaggerating when I say he’s doing it on purpose.
“Coop.” Justin says. “You have a room too.”
“I just wanted water-”
“You have legs.” Justin cuts in. “Walk past us, get the water and leave.”
Braydon looks at me and I press my lips together, fighting a smirk. Justin can get cranky when he wants something and he’s not getting it.
Braydon’s eyes narrow. “I live here too, you know. I pay rent. I have rights-”
“Cooper.” Justin warns in a low tone.
“No, I’m serious.” Braydon points between the two of us. “Both of you have traumatized me and Katy.”
“Get your water,” Justin says flatly.
“I’m getting it.” He shuffles to the kitchen, muttering under his breath the whole way: something about common spaces and basic human decency and therapy bills. When he grabs his water, he shuffles back past us without looking in our direction.
“Have a nice nap,” I offer.
“Don’t talk to me,” he says, and disappears down the hallway.
His door clicks shut and I turn back to Justin with a smile. It’s funny how I think Katy and Braydon have no decorum and they probably think the same about us.
“Where were we?” I ask, cupping his chín.
His eyes are dark as he stares at me and even if I wasn’t in love with this man, watching him look at me like this every day would have definitely gotten me there.
I roll my hips forward against him and his eyes fall shut, a moan slipping out. His grip on my waist digs in, his fingers pressing into my skin hard enough to make me gasp.
“Allison,” he exhales.
“Mm?” I lean down toward him, close enough that my lips are almost-
The door down the hall bursts open again.

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