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“Kat might have built the wall, but I handed her the bricks.”
― Take Me Back
― Take Me Back
“Brody blew out a long breath and reached for me. “Come here.” I sat on his lap. “You’re pretty fucking incredible, you know that?”
“Is that the liquor talking, or you?”
“You said liquor and all I heard was ‘lick her.’ I have a flight back to New York tonight. But now I have a hard-on and need a taste before I go.”
“You realize you just went from brooding to perverted in under five minutes.”
― The Baller
“Is that the liquor talking, or you?”
“You said liquor and all I heard was ‘lick her.’ I have a flight back to New York tonight. But now I have a hard-on and need a taste before I go.”
“You realize you just went from brooding to perverted in under five minutes.”
― The Baller
“She searched my face, then nodded. Walking straight up to the hulking, brooding man standing in the doorway, she jabbed her finger into his chest. “I’ll be back in fifteen minutes. If you hurt her any more . . . so help me God. I’ll blow the first guy from housekeeping with a set of passkeys, sneak into your room while you’re sleeping, and when you wake up, you’ll think Lorena Bobbitt had visited.”
― The Baller
― The Baller
“We only get one ride, Kate, and I think you’re meant to be part of mine. Say yes, and I promise you won’t regret it.”
― Take Me Back
― Take Me Back
“Brody narrowed his eyes at me, then spoke to Gail, “She doesn’t need a room.”
“Yes. I do.”
“You’re not planning on being in my bed tonight?”
Gail looked as uncomfortable as I did with this conversation. “I didn’t say that. But if you embarrass me anymore in front of this nice lady, no, I won’t be in your bed tonight.”
I turned to Gail. “Maddox, two Ds.”
Brody didn’t say another word until Gail was done checking me in. Then he extended his hand, offering her the keycards back. “I’d like to check out.”
“Excuse me?”
“I’d like to check out. I don’t need the room. I’m staying in hers.” He nodded toward me.
“Um.” Poor Gail looked confused. “Your room is a suite, Mr. Easton. Ms. Maddox’s is a standard room.”
“Does hers have a bed?”
“It does.”
“I’d like to check out.”
― The Baller
“Yes. I do.”
“You’re not planning on being in my bed tonight?”
Gail looked as uncomfortable as I did with this conversation. “I didn’t say that. But if you embarrass me anymore in front of this nice lady, no, I won’t be in your bed tonight.”
I turned to Gail. “Maddox, two Ds.”
Brody didn’t say another word until Gail was done checking me in. Then he extended his hand, offering her the keycards back. “I’d like to check out.”
“Excuse me?”
“I’d like to check out. I don’t need the room. I’m staying in hers.” He nodded toward me.
“Um.” Poor Gail looked confused. “Your room is a suite, Mr. Easton. Ms. Maddox’s is a standard room.”
“Does hers have a bed?”
“It does.”
“I’d like to check out.”
― The Baller
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