The night of firts

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As the party surged into full swing, laughter and music filled the air, creating an electric atmosphere that wrapped around us like a warm blanket. The living room was packed with people, drinks sloshing in red cups as they danced and sang along to the latest hits. I could feel the energy of the room pulsing through me, a mix of excitement and the slight buzz from the drinks I'd had.

I spotted Nick across the room, his laughter ringing out as he chatted with his friends. He looked so at ease, the life of the party, and I couldn't help but admire the way he moved among them. There was something magnetic about him, and the way he kept glancing in my direction only fueled the fire in my chest.

I made my way through the crowd, weaving between people dancing and laughing, until I reached him. "Having fun, birthday boy?" I asked, leaning closer, the music drowning out my voice.

"Definitely," he replied, his eyes sparkling. "Especially now that you're here."

With a teasing smile, I said, "Well, I'm here to make sure you celebrate properly. Let's get another drink."

He nodded, and we slipped into the kitchen, where the vibe was a bit calmer, though the energy was still high. I poured us both shots of something dark and mysterious, the label long since removed. "Cheers to being eighteen!" I declared, raising my glass.

"To new beginnings," Nick added, clinking his shot glass against mine before we downed the contents. The liquor burned on the way down, but I welcomed the heat, feeling emboldened by the alcohol and the thrill of the night.

After a couple more rounds, the world around me began to blur, laughter mingling with the music in a way that felt euphoric. I caught Nick's gaze again, and there was a spark of something deeper, something that sent shivers down my spine.

"Let's get back to the party," I suggested, grabbing his hand. The warmth of his skin against mine felt electric, and I was acutely aware of how close we were.

Once back in the living room, we were met with a sea of bodies swaying to the rhythm of the music. I let the music move me, letting go of my inhibitions, and before I knew it, I was dancing close to Nick, our bodies brushing against each other with every beat. The heat between us was palpable, and I could feel the magnetic pull drawing us closer.

"Aria," Nick murmured, leaning in so his lips brushed against my ear, sending a thrill through me. "I've wanted to kiss you all night."

His confession hung in the air, and my heart raced. "Then why don't you?" I challenged, my voice low and teasing.

He stepped closer, his breath warm against my skin. "Are you sure?"

I nodded, my heart pounding, and in an instant, his lips crashed onto mine. The kiss ignited a fire within me, sending waves of heat coursing through my body. It was everything I had been anticipating and more—passionate, desperate, and electrifying. I melted against him, my fingers tangling in his hair as I kissed him back with equal fervor.

Around us, the party faded away; it was just the two of us, lost in this moment that felt like it had been building for ages. Nick pulled me closer, his hands gripping my waist, and I could feel the warmth radiating from him.

As the kiss deepened, I felt a rush of exhilaration and desire. This was more than just a kiss; it was a culmination of everything we had been building together. The world around us disappeared, and it was just us—two people crossing a line that would change everything.

As we pulled apart from our heated kiss, a sense of urgency bubbled between us. I looked up at Nick, my heart racing, the thrill of the moment still electrifying. "Let's get out of here," I suggested, biting my lip, the playful challenge evident in my tone.

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