He’s talking about Leo, no doubt. “Well, what does he say?”
Nate eyes me quickly, and dammit, I hate that I sound eager, because he’s right. If I knew the pain would be minimal, I wouldn’t hesitate.
It does feel amazing.
“Well, obviously his dick is not as big as mine.”
I palm my face. “You really are a child.”
He snickers and continues. “He said it’s clear who loves it, and who doesn’t. It’s not for everyone.”
“What makes you so sure I would? Maybe I only like what you do now.”
“Maybe I’m wrong, but we could try and see.” He pauses. “We can use the small butt plug I bought you later.”
“You bought me a butt plug?” I ask wide-eyed.
This conversation is not how I thought it would go.
He bought me a butt plug.
Oh god, if Mama knew the things I got up to now, she’d be in an early grave.
“I did. After the gala night. I didn’t go hunting for one, but I saw it and bought it.”
“Why?” I ask.
“Because the sounds you made when I rubbed against you that night are burned into my brain,” he admits. “I’m hard just thinking about it.”
I glance down. He’s not lying. And somehow, that only makes my pulse race faster.
I like pleasing him.
Always have.
“Okay,” I whisper, watching the mansions blur past. “We can try. That’s all I’m promising.”
He drags a hand over his crotch and lets out a rough, muffled curse, and at the exact same moment my phone chimes through the car. I silently pray it isn’t Corey, not after such a perfect day.
Addie.
Nate’s eyes flick down instinctively, and I hate that I’ve planted even the smallest seed of insecurity between us.
“It’s just Adelaide,” I whisper, squeezing his hand.
I open my text, and instantly my eyes widen when I see the wordCherry.
Discreetly, I glance at Nate, making sure he’s focused on the road.
Addie: “Cherry” is going to be happy as hell.
Addie: She’ll probably want to kiss me on the lips.
What happened? What’s going on?
Addie: I negotiated the deal of a lifetime.
Ahh, I almost forgot about the horse head sculpture. Subconsciously, I think my mind suppressed the offer, scared that maybe it’s out of my depth.
