Juliet Marlowe has a crush on her brother's friend, a man who's six years older. Because of that, she makes it a point to keep her infatuation a secret. One night, under the dim lighting, she can't help but steal a kiss from him while he's drunk. She's halfway to the door when his eyes flick open lazily. "Are you trying to get me to teach you how to kiss, kiddo? Too bad I'm not interested in kids."Her face burns in embarrassment, but she musters the courage to say, "Are you saying that I'm too young for you? Fine! Just wait—because I'll grow up!"