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restaurants. Walking under the summer stars, Erin told Devon how her project was going.
    “I had the most amazing interview with one of the Stanford doctors. The human body really is incredible.”
    “That’s wonderful. I knew you could do it.”
    “What’s wrong? You seem preoccupied,” she asked him.
    Devon turned to her and traced her lip with his thumb. “God, you’re so beautiful.” Erin searched his eyes as Devon traced the bow of her lip. He thought about the kiss Kristen had given him. He thought about what Kristen had said to him: Your serious commitments are keeping you from living . But every time he looked into Erin’s eyes, all doubts disappeared as fast as the summer days, leaving him with the only thing that was real in his life: this beautiful girl standing in front of him.
    “What’s wrong, Devon? You look worried.”
    Devon swallowed as he looked into her eyes. “I don’t want anything to come between us, Erin. Ever.”
    “I don’t , either. So tell me what’s wrong.”
    Devon looked at the star-filled sky before bringing his eyes back to hers. “Shannon and Kristen stopped by today. They were playing around in the office. I asked them to leave, and before Kristen left, she turned and kissed me.”
    “What? She kissed you?” Erin crossed her arms and clenched her jaw. “What?” Erin’s brow creased as she blinked at him.
    “She just kissed me.” Devon extended his arms in a declaration of innocence. “ I scooted her out of the office as quickly as I could. I didn’t want it to happen, Erin. I don’t want anything to come between us,” Devon said with pleading eyes.
    “So while I was working on a documentary trying to get into Stanford, you were making out with Kristen?” Erin’s lips parted in disbelief.
    “I wasn’t making out with her. She kissed me. She took me by surprise , Erin.”
    “ How are we going to survive four years of college if we can’t even get through the summer?”
    “Because nothing’s as important to me as you are, Erin. I told you that. You can’t let stuff like this get in our way. It’s a distraction. It means nothing.”
    “I’m gone for a few days, and this happens? I mean, this is unbelievable. Unbelievable.” Erin turned to the side, her hair fluttering in the summer breeze. “We have four years to go in college.” She stared ahead, shaking her head.
    “Then you’ll have to trust me , Erin. Or else this won’t work. I trust you. Do you trust me?”
    “I don’t know.”
    “What can I do to get you to trust me?”
    Erin turned to him for a moment. “I don’t want this to be a melodramatic moment, Devon. We have to learn to trust each other. But that is not cool at all.”
    “ I can make it up to you.” A suggestive and hopeful smile spread across his lips.
    “You’re not getting off that easy.” Erin glared at him.
    “No? W hat would you have me do? I’ll do anything,” Devon pleaded.
    “ You’ll find out when we get back to my place. My mom’s out of town. It has to do with washing your mouth out with soap after that kiss.”
    “Oooh. If there’s a shower involved , I’m all for it.”
    “ There is definitely a shower involved.”
    “Okay. So we’re cool.” Devon tried to make eye contact with her, but she walked straight ahead.
    “Sure.” Erin’s eyes narrowed as she kept walking. A devious smile traced across her lips. “We’re cool, Devon.”

Chapter Seven
~Devon~
    After dinner, Erin arrived at her doorstep and invited Devon in. Every time he tried to touch her, she slapped his hand away. “Not yet,” she reprimanded him. She had been fending him off all evening.
    “God, you’re sexy when you’re mad.”
    “Who says I’m mad?” Erin grabbed some water from the refrigerator. “Everything is just fine, Devon.” Erin took a sip of water and set it down. She looked at Devon with dark and lustful eyes, and started slowly unbuttoning her shirt. Devon stood there with his mouth dropping open as Erin