As we walked toward the dean's office, he reached over, trailing his fingers along my arm. Do they still react when I touch you?Heat crawled through my veins, and I nodded. The marks had followed the path of his touch. Yeah, they still like you.One side of his lips curled up, and a look of male pride crossed his face. I shook my head. Boys.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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As the characters approach the dean's office, there's a moment of tension and intimacy as one character brushes their fingers along the other's arm. This touch ignites a strong physical reaction, symbolizing a deep connection between them. The character acknowledges that the marks left by the touch still respond positively, revealing the ongoing chemistry they share.

The scene captures a playful yet assertive dynamic, with one character feeling a sense of pride from the reaction elicited in the other. It's a reflection of youthful passion and attraction, highlighting the complexities of relationships among boys and girls. This playful interaction underscores the blend of innocence and desire that often characterizes their interactions.

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