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Unfinished Business (Sienna)
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2025-02-16 00:06:44I had never felt this out of control in my life.
Not when my father walked out on us.
Not when my mother sat me down and told me we’d have to move into a smaller house because things were tight.
Not even when I started a new school, walking into the building knowing no one but Cassie, praying I wouldn’t drown in the unfamiliarity of it all.
But this?
The way Luca could completely consume my thoughts with just one look?
The way his voice alone could send shivers down my spine?
The way I wanted him, even though every single thing about him screamed dangerous?
I was spiraling, and I had no idea how to stop it.
Maybe I didn’t want to stop it.
That was the thought that plagued me as I sat in the kitchen that night, pretending to eat my dinner while my mom and younger brother, Eli, talked about their day.
I tried to focus.
I really did.
But my phone sat beside my plate, taunting me with its silence.
Luca hadn’t texted.
Not since he kissed me against that wall at school, not since he claimed me in front of everyone without even saying the words.
The logical part of me knew I should be relieved.
This was what I needed—space.
Distance.
Time to think.
But all I could think about was him.
I pushed my food around my plate.
“Sienna,” my mom said, drawing my attention. “You’ve been staring at your dinner for the past ten minutes. Something on your mind?”
I blinked. “What? No, I’m just not that hungry.”
Eli snorted. “Maybe she’s in love.”
My head snapped toward him. “Excuse me?”
He smirked, shoveling another bite of rice into his mouth. “You’ve been acting weird lately. Zoning out. Smiling at your phone. Looking all dreamy and pathetic.”
I gaped at him. “I do not look dreamy and pathetic.”
“Yeah, you do,” he said around a mouthful of food.
“Eli.” My mom sighed. “Don’t talk with your mouth full.”
He swallowed, then shot me another knowing look. “So, who’s the guy?”
I felt my face heat.
“There’s no guy.”
“Liar.”
“Eli.” My mom gave him a warning glance.
He raised his hands in surrender, grinning. “Fine, fine. Just saying—if there was a guy, he’s got you all messed up.”
I opened my mouth to snap at him—
But my phone vibrated against the table.
I sucked in a sharp breath, my pulse skyrocketing as I glanced at the screen.
Luca: Come outside.
I stared at the message, my heart hammering.
Luca was here?
Now?
I hesitated.
This was a bad idea.
A very bad idea.
But my body had already made the decision for me.
I stood abruptly, grabbing my phone. “I’m, uh, gonna get some fresh air.”
Eli smirked. “Yeah, I bet you are.”
I shot him a glare before heading for the door.
As soon as I stepped outside, the cool night air hit me, but it did nothing to calm my racing pulse.
Luca was leaning against his car, hands shoved into the pockets of his hoodie, looking so ridiculously good it was unfair.
He didn’t say anything at first.
He just watched me.
Like he was drinking me in.
Like he’d been waiting for this moment all night.
I swallowed hard. “What are you doing here?”
His lips curved slightly. “Couldn’t stay away.”
I exhaled shakily. “Luca…”
He pushed off the car, closing the distance between us. “Tell me you don’t want me here, and I’ll leave.”
I opened my mouth—
But nothing came out.
Because I did want him here.
So badly it hurt.
Luca’s gaze darkened. “That’s what I thought.”
He reached for me, fingers curling around my wrist, tugging me closer until I was pressed against his chest.
I inhaled sharply.
I hated how much I liked this.
How much I needed this.
Him.
“Luca,” I whispered, my voice barely audible.
“Yeah?” His breath was warm against my skin.
“This is dangerous.”
His lips ghosted over my temple. “I know.”
“I don’t think I can stop.”
His grip tightened. “I don’t want you to stop.”
And then he kissed me.
And I was gone.
Lost in him.
In the way his hands roamed my body, the way his lips moved against mine with a kind of desperation that made my knees weak.
I clung to him, fingers tangling in his hair as he deepened the kiss, backing me up until I was pressed against his car.
His hands slid down to my waist, gripping firmly.
I gasped against his mouth, and he took full advantage, his tongue sweeping inside, claiming me in a way that left no room for doubt.
Luca wanted me.
And I was completely, irrevocably his.
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