Undone
Embry said, waving her hand back and forth between them.
    Luke offered his hand. “Nice to meet you, Morgan.”
    “You too, Luke.” Morgan placed her hand in his for a light shake. “I just stopped in to check on you,” Morgan said to Embry.
    “Oh, we’re good,” Embry said.
    “Yeah, I can see that.” Morgan chuckled. “I’m just gonna make a pit stop and head back upstairs. I’ll see you up there.”
    Morgan walked away, and Embry turned back to Luke. They started talking at the same time.
    “I should—”
    “I’ll let you—”
    They laughed.
    “You first,” Luke said.
    “I was just going to say I should probably head up there.”
    “Yeah, I don’t want to keep you from your first law school social. They can get pretty wild,” he teased.
    “Oh, I bet.” Embry laughed. “Well, thanks for the drink …” Embry was distracted by her phone vibrating in her clutch. She pulled it out and found a text from Morgan.
     
    Holy hallway hottie! He is gorgeous! Find me on the dance floor when you come up for air! ;)
     
    Before she knew what he was doing, Luke grabbed Embry’s phone.
    “What the—” She watched him play with the keypad for a minute before putting the phone back in her hand.
    He brushed her long blond waves over her shoulder and cupped her neck. “Now you have my number. And I have yours.” He leaned in and whispered, “I’ll be seeing you, beautiful.” He brushed his lips against her cheek.
    Embry’s knees nearly gave out. She sucked in a breath and let it out slowly. “See you,” she said, as she got up to head out of the lounge. She gave Luke one last look on her way up the stairs and was rewarded with a sexy wink.
     

     
    Embry and Morgan flung themselves into Embry’s apartment and collapsed onto the couch.
    “I am beat !” Morgan said a little too loudly.
    “You tore up that dance floor!” Embry yelled back, her ears ringing from the loud club music.
    “You know I got moves.” Morgan shimmied in place.
    Embry kicked off her heels and rubbed her sore feet. She dropped her clutch, and her phone bounced out. She picked it up and saw she had a new text. Opening the message, she smiled at Luke’s name.
     
    Hi beautiful. Hope you had a good time tonight and made it home okay.
     
    She sighed and fell back against the seat, clutching her phone to her chest.
    “Hey, why do you look all dreamy and weird all of a sudden?” Morgan questioned.
    “I don’t look weird,” Embry said defensively.
    “Why are you hugging your phone?”
    Embry shook her head and held out her phone. “Luke texted me.”
    Morgan read the text and tossed the phone back into Embry’s lap. “I think I love him already. Now spill! I need details!”
    Embry hadn’t told Morgan about her drink with Luke yet. When she had joined the party upstairs, Morgan shoved a glass of champagne in her hand and dragged her out onto the dance floor. They met and mingled with some people from their sections and danced the night away. It was a blast.
    Embry proceeded to tell Morgan everything about her drink with Luke up until the point that Morgan had interrupted them.
    “It looked like you were getting pretty cozy,” Morgan teased.
    “Yeah, until someone couldn’t help her nosy tendencies and ruined our moment!”
    Morgan held up her hands . “Hey, I was just checking on my best friend.”
    “Yeah right. You just wanted a closer look at Luke.”
    “Can you blame me?”
    “Nope. Right before you walked in, he totally caught me staring shamelessly at him and called me out on it. I couldn’t even speak. His eyes got all smoldery, and he leaned in and told me I was beautiful. But I swear, Morgan, it’s probably a good thing you interrupted when you did or I might have mauled his face.”
    “That’s my girl! Whatever’s happening between you two, I like it. So are you gonna text him back?”
    “No. I don’t know. Maybe. Probably.”
    Morgan raised an eyebrow.
    “I want to.” Embry sighed. “It’s just
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