Direct reduction from Near-Clique to Clique

Question

An undirected graph is a Near-Clique if adding one more edge would make it a clique. Formally, a graph $G=(V,E)$ contains a near-clique of size $k$ if there exists $S\subseteq V$ and $u,v\in S$ where $|S|=k$, $(u,v)\notin E$, and $S$ forms a clique in $(V,E\cup\{(u,v)\})$. How can I show a direct reduction from Near-Clique to Clique?