Normally, the second someone in a public gathering says the word fun or games, my first instinct is to mysteriously disappear. Not that I end up in situations like this often anyway but you get my point.
Except tonight… weirdly, I don’t actually want to leave.
And if I’m being extremely honest with myself, it might have something to do with Edward sitting three feet away from me because every time I accidentally look at him, I remember the way he stared at my lips earlier.
I’m probably being delusional. Honestly, I probably am. But I could swear he looked like he wanted to kiss me.
“Let’s play Never Have I Ever.”
Wendy’s voice crashes through my thoughts and I blink back into the room.
Eliot immediately sits up straighter. “No.”
“Yes.” She counters.
Eliot pushes to his feet instan
