Finished with the fries, I licked the salt off my finger as I lifted my gaze.Aiden's eyes flared silver, and something warm unfurled in my stomach. I put my other finger to my lips-Holy baby daimons everywhere, what the hell was I doing? I grabbed a napkin, wiping furiously at my fingers. Across from me, heat roared off Aiden.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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After finishing the fries, the narrator feels a rush of emotions when they notice Aiden's striking silver eyes. This moment evokes a warm feeling in their stomach, indicating a strong attraction or connection. However, the narrator is suddenly aware of their actions and presence, realizing the intensity of the situation.

In a flurry of nerves, they quickly wipe their salty fingers with a napkin, emphasizing their embarrassment and desire to regain composure. Meanwhile, Aiden exudes a powerful presence that adds to the tension of the scene, suggesting that their relationship is charged with an undeniable energy.

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