My Biker Boy Fantasies

Elias could not believe her eyes, and her mind raced with thoughts. Had he managed to read what she had written in the book before she had snatched it up? Nervously, she stood up to her feet and threw her bag over her shoulders, her fingers clutching around the handle. She avoided his eyes by all means, her gaze fixed on his leather jacket. "Sorry about that," She blurted out, glad she didn't stutter in between. Elias's movements are a bit frantic, and Kaelen watched with a slight, unreadable smirk playing on his lips. Just as she took a step to continue her run, Kaelen reached out and grabbed her arm, "Wait," He said, his deep voice a low rumble. Elias's eyes widened as her eyes settled on his grip, and she swallowed softly as he began inching closer to her. Kaelen reached out a hand, and his fingers brushed slightly against her temple. Elias flinched, sucking in a deep breath from his touch just as he gently plucked a wisp of cotton from her hair. She must have picked it

Elias froze, unable to believe her eyes. He had the cap of the hoodie on, plus the dimly lit street lamp, which cast a shadow on his face that had this careless perfection she'd always drooled over from afar, and his hands were buried inside the pockets of his dark jeans. The moment their eyes locked, everything around her seemed to disappear and a funny feeling swirled inside her stomach. It wasn't just funny, it was the realisation that Kaelen was actually here, and he was really walking up to her. After the book leak!.Oh no! "W...what are you doing here?" Her voice asked, coming out so small it was almost inaudible. As he stopped right in front of her, she noticed his jaw was clenched and his shoulders were tense. The look on his face wasn't the usual smirk, either, making her even more anxious. "I told myself a dozen times that I didn't care," He said, his voice deeper than she knew it to be, "But one needs to face an issue when...one arises,"Elias could see the irritatio

Elias had undergone a whirlwind of emotions before Monday morning arrived. Never in her life has she dreaded leaving for school, but she couldn't bear the thought of missing another day of academic life. Plus, they had a test with a professor that morning. As she walked alone to school, her thoughts wandered to Chloe. She had continuously tried reaching out to her through phone calls, and knocked on her apartment several times, but there had been no response. Last night, she saw Chloe walk into her apartment and she called out her name, but Chloe hastened and left her hanging, closing the door behind her. It had left Elias wondering why her best friend was ignoring her...Was she ashamed to be with her now that she knew about her obsession with Kaelen? Or was she mad that Elias never told her about it? Still, Elias was determined to get through to Chloe. But as of now, she stood staring at the school gate, ready to face today's event. As expected, the gossip and taunts hadn't died

"I could give you exactly what you asked for,"He leaned in, and for a moment he just looked at her through the glasses, his eyes tracing her face with an intensity that made her feel like she was being stripped bare, like every wall she had built was pointless against his gaze. Then, he deliberately leaned further in and his lips brushed against hers so faintly, like a warning, sending jolts of desire coursing through her body. He pulled back for another second, their eyes meeting with unspoken words. Elias was in complete disbelief, eyes wide with trembling lips. And then, he kissed her again. It wasn't soft. Not at all. His lips claimed hers with an intensity that had her eyes rolling to the back of her head. Her stomach curled, and her knees weakened even more which had his arm tightening around her waist. He tasted like salt, leather, a hint of mint freshness and of course something that was him - Intoxicating and dangerous. Every nerve in her body had fired at once, and her

Elias's vision blurred for a second, and she kept reading it over and over again, but the words didn't change. She's always believed someone leaked her book, but she didn't know how, nor did she have any leads. But now...Slowly, she looked up and glanced around the class hoping to catch someone suspicious who might be staring back at her right now. But all she saw was Kaelen, who had been watching her intently. He had caught the unease covering her face, and the twitch in her eyes, "What does it say?" Kaelen asked, looking straight at her. Elias quickly squeezed the paper inside her palm, "Nothing," She replied too quickly in a whisper. "Liar," He drawled, leaning even closer, "Your hands are trembling. It's not nothing," "It is!" She retorted with a slight frown, "Not let me focus on my lecture. You're very distracting,"Kaelen smirked, and Elias instantly knew she had said the wrong thing, "It's nothing new, Elias. I've always distracted you in every way,"She swallowed hard, n