Josie tucked a loose strand of hair behind her ear as she glanced up the hall. "You ready?"I nodded and we started down the hall and we made it halfway before I did something totally cheesy. I reached between us, found her hand without looking, and threaded my fingers through her.She looked up, surprise flickering over her expression, but then she smiled, and yeah, that smile was worth it.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In this excerpt from "The Return" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the protagonist, Josie, is preparing to move forward with someone as they make their way down a hallway. Tension and anticipation fill the air, and Josie's actions reflect her nervousness and eagerness. The moment captures a blend of excitement and vulnerability as they prepare for what lies ahead.

The protagonist takes a bold step by reaching for Josie's hand, which adds a sweet and tender element to the scene. The surprise on her face quickly turns into a smile, indicating her warm response to the gesture. This moment encapsulates the blossoming connection between the characters, illustrating how small acts can create meaningful bonds in relationships.

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