We Shouldn't

Kynzi Moore navigated the tumultuous waters of sophomore year, sharing a cramped but cherished apartment with her best friend, Raven Charles. Raven's questionable taste in men inadvertently introduced Kynzi to Cameron Moyer, an instant crush who quickly occupied a significant portion of her thoughts. He was charming, handsome, everything she thought she wanted. But their friend group also included Ace Wilder, a constant source of irritation for Kynzi. Ace was infuriatingly witty, always ready with a sarcastic remark, and seemed to delight in pushing her buttons. They constantly bickered, a familiar dance of annoyance and eye-rolling. Then, one fateful night at a party, everything shifted. An unexpected moment with Ace, a fleeting touch, a shared glance, something unexplainable, left an indelible mark on Kynzi's mind. Suddenly, Cameron seemed a little less captivating, a little less significant. How could she be so consumed by a silly crush when she couldn't shake the memory of Ace and that single, charged moment? The thought of him plagued her, leaving her questioning everything she thought she knew about herself and her desires.