“Don’t you have to be up early?”
He shrugs. “Yeah, but I can sleep on the plane. All I care about is the warm, wet pussy waiting for me.”
Why do those words make me clench in anticipation?
“You wet just thinking about it?” he teases, one hand drifting between my legs.
“Uh huh. Just looking at you gets me wet.”
“I like that.” He drops his head to capture my lips and we’re off and running.
Again.
It’s an attraction that burns hot, and I don’t know how I’m going to go a whole week without his touch. Or him.
Chapter
Nineteen
West
I sleep most of the flight to Minneapolis since Serena and I were up half the night. I try not to do that during the season but one thing led to another, and once we had our talk about continuing to spend time together, I couldn’t keep my hands—and other body parts—off of her. She was still fast asleep when I left. On her stomach, hair fanned out around her, one hand tucked under the pillow.
She looked so beautiful lying there in my bed it was almost impossible to leave her.
But I had to, and as I shake off sleep, I realize we’re about to land.
“Long night?” Bodi asks as I rub my eyes.
“Kinda.” I smile lazily.
He chuckles. “Same. Being away for a week is going to suck. We just found our groove with Lindy and everything.”
“You guys will be fine.”
“It’s kind of nice that Jayne won’t be alone in that big house,” he says quietly. “It’s good for her and Lindy to have company.”
“Yeah, that occurred to me too. I mean, Serena’s used to living alone, but I think it’ll be good for both of them. Especially if there’s more bad weather.”
“Yeah.”
“So…is this serious? With you and Serena?”
“I haven’t even known her a week!” I protest.
“What does that have to do with anything?”
“Don’t be a douche,” I mutter. “A week, man. That’s no time at all.”
“She’s currently living in your house.”
“She’s not living there!” I protest. “It’s just temporary, until she gets electricity back at her place.”
“You’re paying for her car repairs.”
“It’s a loan!”
He nods solemnly. “Okay.”