Alexia POV:
For a second, we both froze. His hands were awkwardly placed on my chest, his face inches from mine. My heart was racing, but not in the good, romantic way. More like the oh-crap-what-just-happened kind of way.
His eyes widened in realization, but instead of apologizing, his face turned an even deeper shade of red.
"Get off me, you jerk!" I snapped, shoving at his chest, which, annoyingly, felt like shoving a brick wall.
He scrambled up, muttering something under his breath, and I could've sworn I saw a flicker of embarrassment. Good. He should be embarrassed.
As I sat up, fixing the shirt he'd nearly ripped open, I glared at him. "Next time, use your words like a normal person instead of turning into some caveman. And for the record, I'm keeping this shirt on!"
His jaw tightened, but he didn't argue. Instead, he turned and stormed off, leaving me fuming on the floor.