Shiloh's Insecurity: A Narrative Fiction

Insecurity didn’t last long though, because as terrifying as this was, Shiloh had kissed him back. And her reaction to the whole thing — from the look on her face to her immediate teasing — it was reassuring. Where this was going and how they were getting there was still a mystery, but Vihaan took comfort in knowing that the truth was out there in the open — regardless of the fact that it hadn’t yet been admitted verbally. “Ha ha,” he shot back mockingly, unable to fight back a smile, “Revel in the moment, ‘cause it’s not a common occurrence.”

Every bit of shiloh’s touch was burned into his skin, leaving invisible imprints that would make it impossible for him to forget any detail of what was happening right now. As she leaned in again, Vihaan’s hand found the small of her back and pulled her in. Gathering his thoughts enough to be scared wasn’t an option. Despite their movements being more careful this go around, time seemed to be moving too fast to focus on anything other than his lips on hers and the warmth between their bodies, the electricity surging through to his finger tips. He was almost lost enough in the moment to lose control of the situation — and Shiloh was certainly tempting — but the tiny bit of hesitation lingering the back of his head only grew as she pulled away from him a second time. …show more content…
Whatever hesitation he was feeling wasn’t enough to separate from her completely, and he was overwhelmed with the need to keep his hold on her. And she had no idea what she was doing