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Luca is still standing there, his back to me. Not that I want to see his dick, but… I’ve never seen another guy’s dick before. Not in person. Maybe my brothers’ when we were younger or some of the guys in the locker room in high school, but it was never a big deal. I guess I’m just curious.

I glance at Tobias, recalling the way his dick felt against mine when he was dancing with me. It makes my stomach warm.

“Next!” Nathanial calls out, and I realize I missed the whole thing. Not that there was much to see, but…

“Okay, I pick Tobias.” Luca looks at him with a devious smirk.

Tobias rolls his eyes. “Dare.”

Bentonoohslike he just said something crazy.

Luca drops to the floor in his spot and gets comfortable, leaning back on his hands and grinning. “I dare you to kiss Theo.”

Chapter Sixteen

Tobias

I should have known it would come to this. My friends think there’s something going on with me and Theo. They won’t accept we’re just friends. I’ve been getting suggestive smiles and eyebrow waggles all night. It’s like they’re waiting for me to make a move. What would they think if they knew he was engaged? And to a woman. Honestly, I don’t think it would matter. Not to them. They’re a group of saps who think love trumps all. It’s sweet, but not the way I feel.

“Remind me what I have to do if I say no?” I ask, taking the bottle of Jameson that’s already almost empty.

“You have to get n—”

“What? Are you afraid?” I glance to my right and even from a mile away I couldn’t miss the challenge in Theo’s eyes. Not quite what I expected him to say, but I’m not really shocked either.

“I’m not afraid,” I say simply, handing him the bottle.

“Then what’s the problem?”

The problem is you’re engaged and this is cheating.

I can’t condone cheating.

I fucking hate cheaters.

But does this count?

Of course it does. Sexuality doesn’t mean anything when it comes to being faithful. He’s with someone and it’s still cheating.

But it’s just an innocent game…

“Do it. Do it. Do it.”

I have no idea who starts the chanting, but seconds in and they’re all doing it. All except me and Theo, whose cheeks are now pink. Obviously he didn’t think this through. His first kiss with a guy, in front of all these people?

“Are you sure about this?” I ask quietly.

I don’t know why I ask him.I’mnot sure about this. There’s nothing wrong with kissing him. He’s an attractive guy and maybe I’ve thought about it already because he has really nice lips and straight teeth and he does this adorable thing with his tongue when he pronounces certain letters.

But he has a fiancée…

“Yeah, why not? It’s just a dare.” He shrugs, playing it off like it isn’t a big deal.

Just a dare…

Is that what his fiancée would think? Maybe. Some people are okay with things like that. I want to ask him, but it’s not my business. Besides, it’s probably better that I don’t know.

What I should do is lean in and peck him on the lips. Maybe even linger for a moment to make it legit, so the guys don’t complain. When they say kiss, I know what they mean. I absolutely should not cup Theo’s cheek, lean in, smile, then drag my thumb along his bottom lip to part them. But it’s exactly what I do because I guess I’ve had more to drink than I should have.

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