Do you have a girlfriend?" Holy shit balls on Sunday, I did not just ask that. Ren looked over his shoulder at me, one eyebrow arched. I did ask that. Those words really did come out of my mouth and I wanted to maim myself, but I waited to hear his answer. Ren's grin was like dark chocolate, smooth and rich. "Not yet.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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A surprising and slightly embarrassing moment occurs when the narrator unintentionally asks Ren if he has a girlfriend. This spontaneous question makes the narrator cringe internally, realizing the awkwardness of the situation. Ren's reaction, however, shows that he maintains a playful demeanor, which adds to the lightness of the scene.

Ren's response, delivered with a charming grin, suggests that while he is interested in relationships, he is not currently tied down. This exchange not only highlights the narrator's unexpected boldness but also sets a teasing tone between the characters, establishing a chemistry that hints at potential developments in their relationship.

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