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clenched and he grabbed my arm.
     
    “What the fuck, man?” The guy said to Collin, pushing his hand off my arm.
     
    I Held my breath waiting for Collin to react. In a split second, he pulled me off him and his arm swung back in rage. His fist connected, sending blood spraying across my chest as my partner hit the ground. The crowd formed a circle around us.
     
    “Collin!” I screamed as he bent over, pummeling the man as he lay helpless. “Collin!” I screamed again, grabbing his arm, trying to stop his assault. After one last blow, he regained his composure, holding out his hand for me to take it. I shoved by him, hitting him hard with my shoulder as I walked out of the front door.
     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

Chapter Six
     
    The car was silent on the way home. Collin pulled me closer to him but I would scoot away as soon as he did.
     
    “I’m sorry” He whispered in my ear. I pushed him away and looked out the window. He took his hand and wrapped his fingers in mine. His knuckles were bloody and swollen.
     
    We made it to the house without fighting. I stalked off to Collin’s bedroom and slammed the door behind me.
     
    “Sin?’ he knocked on the door, waiting for a response.
     
    “It’s your room. You don’t have to knock.” I yelled, wiping the tears from my cheeks. He came in as I pulled off my dress, ruined by the splatters of blood. I turned my back to him as I unsnapped my bra and slid it down my arms. I grabbed a tank top from the dresser and pulled it on. When I turned around to get into bed, Collin was staring at me. I glared at him and left the room, unable to look him in the eye. I made my way down the hall to the spare bedroom where Taylor and I kept our belongings. It was empty and I was grateful they decided to stay up and watch movies. I closed the door behind me and cuddled under the covers in the cold empty bed. I cried alone in the darkness for what seemed like hours as I listened to everyone laughing and having a good time in the living room.
     
    “Sin?” Collin called from the other side of the door.
     
    “What?” I yelled, trying to keep my voice from cracking. He opened the door and slowly made his way over to the bed. He sat down on the edge and rubbed my back softly.
     
    “I can’t sleep without you.” He sounded lost and wounded. I rolled my eyes wanting to tell him that he deserved it, but I could not. I shoved off the covers and stomped passed him down the hall. Moments later, he joined me, sliding under the covers and pressing his warm body against my back. I hated how comforting it felt, even when he was the one who had upset me. I relaxed into him, curving my back against his chest. His arms gripped tightly around my waist.
     
    “I’m sorry,” He whispered in my ear, his breath tickling against my neck.
     
    “I know” I sighed, wiping my cheek.
     
    “I just…” His voice trailed off and I waited, hanging on his every word. “I don’t want your first time to be with some random guy at the bar.” My body went rigid as he spoke. I was embarrassed that he had even figured it out. His arms gripped tighter around me, pulling me into him. “I’m sorry” I did not respond. I did not know what to say. He had discovered my most intimate secret. “Look at me, please.” I could hear the pleading in his voice but I was frozen.
     
    “Sin” his breath was hot against my cheek. I slowly rolled over to face him. As I turned, his hands gripped my hips and pulled my body flush against him. I let out a heavy breath. His mouth was open and he struggled to keep his breathing even. Our lips hovered an inch from each other and I could feel how much he wanted me as his hips held firm against mine.
     
    “Sin” his voice low.
     
    The electricity flowed between us and I struggled to remember why I was even mad at him.
     
    “Collin” I breathed, his name tasting sweet as it left my mouth. He pushed against me reflexively and I let out a small