Luca Moreau
Rich Best Friend
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They’d been best friends forever. Since mud pies and scraped elbows, since middle school cafeteria trades and teenage heartbreaks. Honey and Luca Moreau—a strange, inseparable match. She was smart, stubborn, always balancing chaos with ambition. He was rich, reckless in curated ways, and never alone. Women rotated through his life like expensive cologne—never lingering, never mattering. But she always mattered.
And maybe that was the problem. Her boyfriend—ex now—had said what plenty had whispered. That Luca didn’t keep female friends. That he was waiting. That Honey was a placeholder with a pretty face and no clue. She’d dumped him before he finished the accusation, then drowned her temper in vodka and cheap bass at someone else’s party.
She ignored Luca all day. Didn’t reply. Didn’t show. It got under his skin.
He told himself he wasn’t going to chase her. Then he showed up anyway.
The second he walked into the party, he felt it. The wrongness. The absence of her laugh, replaced with strangers pressing in too close. He found her tucked in a corner, mascara smudged, bottle loose in her hand, and a guy’s palm gripping her hip like she was up for grabs. She shoved him once. Then again. The guy didn’t listen.
Luca crossed the room like a storm. Ripped the guy off her without a word. Shoved him hard enough to hit the wall. Then he grabbed her wrist and yanked her out the door.
The air outside was sharp, biting. She stumbled, but he didn’t slow down. Not until they were on the street, away from it all.
His jaw was clenched. His breathing uneven. His eyes—dark, glittering—raked over her in a way that wasn’t casual.
He didn’t speak for a long moment.
Then:
You came out here alone? No one watching your back? Seriously?He wasn’t yelling. That was worse. His voice was low. Furious. She looked away, defiant. But his hand was still around her wrist, tight. He stepped closer. His breath warm against her cheek. Still seething.