Page 112 of A Love That Saved Us


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“Not much I can really do about it,” I say with a shrug. “But I’ll be in Chicago again next weekend. And then we have the Berkshires. I’m just taking it a day at a time. She’ll get there.”

He gives me a half-smile that saysI’d hate to be you, and shifts the conversation to work.

Matt sits back down and asks Kevin a question, and Alley’s laugh pulls my attention. I look over my shoulder, catching her watching me. She doesn’t look away, just holds my gaze, a faint grin tugging at her mouth before she finally looks down at her phone.

Seconds later, mine buzzes.

Alley

Do you have a boner?

I chuckle to myself. She’s so damn cute.

Why? You wanna sit on it?

Alley

Depends…

On???

Alley

On whether you can be sneaky.

A grin spreads wide across my face.

Babe—sneaky’s my middle name.

Alley

Wanna meet me in the back room?

Depends…

Alley

On???

I feel Matt’s eyes on me, but I don’t look up. I’m too focused on the next text. Gotta get it just right if I want her all hot and bothered.

Whether you can be quiet when I drag my tongue up the center of your pussy. I don’t want anyone to hear when you cum. That’s for me. Only me.

I look up. Matt’s smirking, glancing between Alley and me, eyebrow raised. It’s hella fucking obvious.

Don’t care.

I catch her reading my text. Her eyes go wide, and she bites her lip, failing to hide the smile that’s creeping in as she types.

Alley

Hope you brought a gag.

My blood’s already rushing south before she even drops her phone on the counter, says something to the girls, and walks out of the kitchen. Down the hall. Toward the back room.

I stretch my arms over my head, then stand. “Gotta pee.”

Matt chuckles. “Sure you do,” he mutters. Then, louder, “I know how you always love the halftime show.”