Because now I was hyperaware of every movement he made. The flex of his arms. The smooth stretch of golden skin. The way a single droplet of water ran down his chest and?—
Fuck.
I draped my shirt over the next chair.
Thoughts I had no business thinking rushed in—what those piercings would feel like under my fingertips. What they’d taste like if I…
No. No, absolutely the hell not.
This was ridiculous.
Ludicrous.
I had no idea where these thoughts were coming from.
Or maybe I did. Maybe I’d just been ignoring them.
“Okay, no more stalling,” Eli said, shutting off the sink and shaking his hands dry. “We have, what? Fifteen minutes?”
I blinked, struggling to process words.
Then I glanced at my own phone.
Shit.
Fifteen minutes to shower, change, and get to our respective classes.
“Who gets the bathroom first?” Eli asked, tilting his head with a half-smirk.
I exhaled slowly, forcing my thoughts into order. “Toss a coin?”
He grinned. “You got a coin?”
“…No.”
Eli laughed, shoving at my shoulder as he moved past me. “Too slow, Captain. I’m going first.”
I scowled at his back as he disappeared into the bathroom, shutting the door behind him.
And then I exhaled.
Hard.
Bracing my hands on the counter, I let my head drop between my shoulders.
I needed to get it together.
It was just a piercing.
Two piercings.
Silver.
On Eli’s?—
Fuck.
I was in trouble.