We Shouldn’t: A Brother’s Best Friend Collection by Monroe Lilian

Author:Monroe, Lilian
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2021-04-17T16:00:00+00:00

3

Kit

Robbie wasn’t lying when he told me this would be chaos. The moment we walk in the door, it’s a rapid-fire introduction of about twenty names, all of which I immediately forget.

One name I haven’t forgotten, though, is Serena’s.

As soon as I catch a glimpse of her in the living room, my heart thumps and my breath gets shallower.

She has her back to us, and I almost want to laugh. Her deep chestnut hair is a wild mess with half a dozen leaves stuck in it. Her cardigan is full of grass, and there’s a long dirt stain along the side of her jeans.

If Robbie’s family is a hurricane, she’s the eye of the storm. Everything around her is wild. Unpredictable. Chaos.

Serena, though?

Calm. In her element.

Totally hot.

She’s the opposite of everything I’ve ever been attracted to. I shouldn’t even be attracted to her at all. She’s going to be living with me, for one. And she’s Robbie’s twin sister. And I’m pretty sure any one of these Soprano-looking uncles would rip my head off if I went near her.

But then, Serena turns to face Robbie and me, and my stomach does a funny kind of flip. It clenches tight and releases, and the only person in the room I can look at is her.

Her lips—pink, juicy, and curved in a warm smile. Her eyes are deep brown, and they shine when she opens her arms toward her twin.

She’s gorgeous. Drop dead. Gut clenching. Cock hardening.

Messy as hell, and probably not my idea of a good roommate, but for a moment, I don’t care. All I see is the way her shirt clings to her curves. How her wild hair frames her face, falling down to her mid-back. How her brightness draws a smile from almost everyone in the room.

She has energy. I can feel it from here, and I missed it when she drove away. I’ve spent all of twenty minutes in her presence, and I’m already hooked.

Serena Russo is a tornado, and I’m about to be torn to shreds.

Robbie grins, wrapping his arms around her and spinning her in a circle. She laughs, and a few leaves go fluttering to the floor.

Turning toward me, Robbie gives me an encouraging smile. “Let’s try this again. Forget the airport even happened. Kit, this is Serena. Serena, Kit.”

“Pleased to meet you,” she says, her voice breathy. It rattles through me, sending heat rushing down my spine.

I clear my throat. “Same.”

She extends a hand, and I hardly even notice the grass stain on her palm. When my fingers slide against her skin, a jolt of warmth flows to the pit of my stomach.

Her eyes spark, and it feels like we share a secret.

Which, I guess, we do.

The fact that she’s going to be living with me, for one. Or that she’s moving away at all.

Serena’s lips tug, and she dips her chin. “Robbie tells me you used to fly planes for a skydiving business.”

“Funny, because he hasn’t told me a thing about you.”

I don’t mean for my voice to be so gravelly.

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.