One Kiss

Ivy Wolfe gets packed off to a gay conversion place after her parents catch her in a parked car with another girl. At the door she meets Magdalene St. Michaels—the therapist who runs the place. Magdalene introduces Ivy to her roommate Carter Cruise, who spells out the rules. Everyone is supposed to obey, but Abigail Mac and Paige bend them all the time. At night Paige slips into Abigail’s bed. Usually they hold each other and whisper, but tonight the quiet holding turns into a long, slow kiss. Heat builds quickly. Paige’s tongue finds Abigail’s, her hands slide beneath the thin blanket, and the kiss grows hungry, lingering. They’ve both wanted this for months. Cloth slips away, bare skin meeting in the dark. Paige’s fingers explore every curve of Abigail’s body, slow strokes that turn Abigail breathless. Abigail returns every touch, pulling Paige closer, mouths and thighs parting, wet heat meeting, soft cries swallowed by another kiss. The night moves from desire to raw need as they finally taste and touch everything they’ve denied themselves—tongues tracing nipples, fingers curling inside each other, hips grinding until they shudder together, spent and whispering each other’s names into the dark.