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taken.”
“Did you buy that in New York?”
“It was a gift.”
“From who?”
“From someone who’s been out of my life for three years, Adison.”
“Ouch. Guess that means the subject is closed.”
“I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to sound so harsh. It’s just that I’d rather not talk about the past tonight.” She glanced at him. “I’d like us to get to know each other all over again, the way we are now, not the way we used to be.”
Adison’s smile lit up his entire face. “Thank you, Kari. That’s exactly what I want as well. It’s a deal. No more talking about the past tonight.”
Chapter Eleven
Adison didn’t want to leave after the movie was over, but he had to get up early for work. And he had the weekend to look forward to. He could hold on to that for the rest of the week. Alexa returned just as he and Kari walked downstairs. She hummed under her breath and smiled as she floated past them up the stairs.
“Now I’m more than a little curious,” he said, as soon as she was out of earshot.
“Guess you’ll just have to start hanging out at Luke’s Bar to find out the truth, Adison.”
“Save me from that fate.”
“Why do you say that? It seems like a nice place.”
“When were you there?”
The smile faded from her face for a second, and Adison wished he’d kept his big mouth shut. Noah’s name hadn’t come up again since they’d started watching the movie, but he had a feeling it was about to.
“Saturday. Alexa and I went.”
She didn’t say anything else, and he didn’t ask. If he wanted to get to know Kari again he’d have to deal with Noah, because he would eat his steering wheel if something wasn’t going on between them already.
“Well then, I guess I’ll have to learn to love cheap beer and bad food.” He put his arms around her, hoping to distract her from whatever had happened Saturday night. “Thank you for this evening, Kari. I had a wonderful time. And thank you for the pizza and beer.”
She looked up into his face, and Adison’s heart skipped a beat. How he wished he hadn’t fucked things up so badly all those years ago. But now he had a chance to make them right, and he wasn’t going to screw it up again.
“I did, too, Adison. And you’re welcome for the pizza and beer.”
He bent his head and kissed her, sending fireworks zinging through his body. Her lips were as sweet and warm as he’d remembered them. Her tongue still knew exactly what to do inside his mouth to make his dick rock hard and his balls contract. Her body pressed against his felt warm and lush—exactly the way he’d remembered it. It took every ounce of willpower Adison had to stop kissing her. “Kari…I’d better leave now, while I still can.”
She stared into his eyes, and for a few seconds he was absolutely certain she was going to ask him to stay, but the sound of Alexa singing snapped them both back to reality. “I’m looking forward to going to Maddox’s house with you, Adison.”
“Me, too. Is Friday okay? I’ll pick you up about seven.”
“Okay. Good night.” She deactivated the alarm and unlocked the door.
He sprinted down the stairs and to his car because it was still raining, grateful to have a legitimate reason not to prolong his leaving. Her pull on him was too strong. As he started the engine and pulled out of the drive, he glanced in the rearview mirror. She stood on the front porch, her flowered skirt swaying softly in the breeze, arms crossed against the cold, and looking prettier than he’d ever remembered. It took more strength than he knew he had to wave and keep driving.
* * * *
Adison’s mouth roamed over her breasts, leaving tiny bites on her nipples, just the way she loved it. In between her legs, Noah’s middle finger was deep inside her pussy, rubbing her G-spot in a way that had her moaning loudly and writhing on the bed. When his tongue flicked her clit, she squirted in a wet, explosive climax that left her
“Did you buy that in New York?”
“It was a gift.”
“From who?”
“From someone who’s been out of my life for three years, Adison.”
“Ouch. Guess that means the subject is closed.”
“I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to sound so harsh. It’s just that I’d rather not talk about the past tonight.” She glanced at him. “I’d like us to get to know each other all over again, the way we are now, not the way we used to be.”
Adison’s smile lit up his entire face. “Thank you, Kari. That’s exactly what I want as well. It’s a deal. No more talking about the past tonight.”
Chapter Eleven
Adison didn’t want to leave after the movie was over, but he had to get up early for work. And he had the weekend to look forward to. He could hold on to that for the rest of the week. Alexa returned just as he and Kari walked downstairs. She hummed under her breath and smiled as she floated past them up the stairs.
“Now I’m more than a little curious,” he said, as soon as she was out of earshot.
“Guess you’ll just have to start hanging out at Luke’s Bar to find out the truth, Adison.”
“Save me from that fate.”
“Why do you say that? It seems like a nice place.”
“When were you there?”
The smile faded from her face for a second, and Adison wished he’d kept his big mouth shut. Noah’s name hadn’t come up again since they’d started watching the movie, but he had a feeling it was about to.
“Saturday. Alexa and I went.”
She didn’t say anything else, and he didn’t ask. If he wanted to get to know Kari again he’d have to deal with Noah, because he would eat his steering wheel if something wasn’t going on between them already.
“Well then, I guess I’ll have to learn to love cheap beer and bad food.” He put his arms around her, hoping to distract her from whatever had happened Saturday night. “Thank you for this evening, Kari. I had a wonderful time. And thank you for the pizza and beer.”
She looked up into his face, and Adison’s heart skipped a beat. How he wished he hadn’t fucked things up so badly all those years ago. But now he had a chance to make them right, and he wasn’t going to screw it up again.
“I did, too, Adison. And you’re welcome for the pizza and beer.”
He bent his head and kissed her, sending fireworks zinging through his body. Her lips were as sweet and warm as he’d remembered them. Her tongue still knew exactly what to do inside his mouth to make his dick rock hard and his balls contract. Her body pressed against his felt warm and lush—exactly the way he’d remembered it. It took every ounce of willpower Adison had to stop kissing her. “Kari…I’d better leave now, while I still can.”
She stared into his eyes, and for a few seconds he was absolutely certain she was going to ask him to stay, but the sound of Alexa singing snapped them both back to reality. “I’m looking forward to going to Maddox’s house with you, Adison.”
“Me, too. Is Friday okay? I’ll pick you up about seven.”
“Okay. Good night.” She deactivated the alarm and unlocked the door.
He sprinted down the stairs and to his car because it was still raining, grateful to have a legitimate reason not to prolong his leaving. Her pull on him was too strong. As he started the engine and pulled out of the drive, he glanced in the rearview mirror. She stood on the front porch, her flowered skirt swaying softly in the breeze, arms crossed against the cold, and looking prettier than he’d ever remembered. It took more strength than he knew he had to wave and keep driving.
* * * *
Adison’s mouth roamed over her breasts, leaving tiny bites on her nipples, just the way she loved it. In between her legs, Noah’s middle finger was deep inside her pussy, rubbing her G-spot in a way that had her moaning loudly and writhing on the bed. When his tongue flicked her clit, she squirted in a wet, explosive climax that left her
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