I’ve never before contemplated asking a stranger to be my first.
Rosalie
I’ve mapped out a plan, set a goal. It wasn’t until I stumbled through a game of Never Have I Ever, failing miserably, that I realized how sheltered I truly am. Now, armed with a list of first experiences I’m eager to embrace, there’s only one person I can turn to for help.
Grayson is my polar opposite—tattoos, dark hair, piercings—he’s lived a life I can only imagine. And now, I’m on my way to ask him to guide me through losing my virginity and to show me his world, how he lives, how I might become more like him.
Grayson
An angel.
Those are the first words that come to mind when I see Rosalie standing outside my door, clutching a tattered to-do list, pleading for me to corrupt her.
I should refuse. Every fiber of my being screams that this is a terrible idea.
I’m the screw-up, the guy who avoids commitments and entanglements.
She’s the good girl, pure and still believes in love.
This can’t possibly end well.
So why do I find myself tempted to say yes?
Never Have I Ever is a college romance series containing explicit language and scenes. It addresses heavy topics such as drug use and mentions of overdose. For all content warnings, visit stephaniealvesauthor.com/about.
