“I just can’t believe we’re about to graduate, and we’ve never had sex.”
“Why? Want to do something about it?”
Uzezi Edafe had clearly been joking around when he’d asked his best friend that question. So why can’t he stop thinking about it? Why does he suddenly feel like it just. Makes. Sense?
Ofure Okpako’s best friend has clearly lost his goddamn mind. So why can’t she stop thinking, well, why the fuck not? They love and trust each other like they do no one else. Doesn't it. just. Make. Sense?
All it takes is one kiss—just to test the waters—and now they’re drowning, with neither of them seemingly willing to come up for air.
“Why? Want to do something about it?”
Uzezi Edafe had clearly been joking around when he’d asked his best friend that question. So why can’t he stop thinking about it? Why does he suddenly feel like it just. Makes. Sense?
Ofure Okpako’s best friend has clearly lost his goddamn mind. So why can’t she stop thinking, well, why the fuck not? They love and trust each other like they do no one else. Doesn't it. just. Make. Sense?
All it takes is one kiss—just to test the waters—and now they’re drowning, with neither of them seemingly willing to come up for air.
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Format
Kindle, 256 pages
Published
July 15, 2025 by Viano Oniomoh Desires
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“I just can’t believe we’re about to graduate, and we’ve never had sex.”
“Why? Want to do something about it?”
Uzezi Edafe had clearly been joking around when he’d asked his best friend that question. So why can’t he stop thinking about it? Why does he suddenly feel like it just. Makes. Sense?
Ofure Okpako’s best friend has clearly lost his goddamn mind. So why can’t she stop thinking, well, why the fuck not? They love and trust each other like they do no one else. Doesn't it. just. Make. Sense?
All it takes is one kiss—just to test the waters—and now they’re drowning, with neither of them seemingly willing to come up for air.
“Why? Want to do something about it?”
Uzezi Edafe had clearly been joking around when he’d asked his best friend that question. So why can’t he stop thinking about it? Why does he suddenly feel like it just. Makes. Sense?
Ofure Okpako’s best friend has clearly lost his goddamn mind. So why can’t she stop thinking, well, why the fuck not? They love and trust each other like they do no one else. Doesn't it. just. Make. Sense?
All it takes is one kiss—just to test the waters—and now they’re drowning, with neither of them seemingly willing to come up for air.