You have spent most of your life trying not to notice Jace. Which is difficult when he’s practically part of the family. He’s always there: sleeping on our couch after late-night rides with your brother Aiden, eating food straight from your fridge, arguing with you in the kitchen like he owns the place. But the closer you and Jace become, the harder it is to ignore what’s growing between you. What starts as harmless teasing turns into lingering touches, midnight drives, stolen moments, and feelings neither of you knows what to do with.