“The company in charge of security and smart tech at the new stadium.” Olivia glanced at the computer screen by her desk. “Ethan and Sebastian Knight.”

If Sienna hadn’t just thrown up, she might have lost it anyway, hearing that Ethan was in the building and Ian expected them to meet. Of course, her half brother had no idea that there was any more between Sienna and Ethan than a casual acquaintance from their brief weekend together.

“You look like you’re going to be sick again,” Olivia said, brows furrowing.

“No. I’m okay.” She was now forewarned, which she appreciated. She’d have a few precious minutes to come to terms with seeing him again and pretend he’d been nothing more to her than a good host.

Not the man she’d propositioned. Who she’d lost her virginity to. Sat half-naked with while they devoured Chinese food. Slept wrapped in his arms. And had woken up to find him thrusting inside her, then climaxing all over her back.

God.

Were the recollections still as vivid for him as they were for her? Did he wake up thinking about their time together and fall asleep the same way? Did he wrap his hand around his thick cock and make himself come to the memories of their bodies grinding together? Because she did variations of all those things.

And yet she had to face him again now and pretend he was a business associate of Ian’s she barely knew. To her surprise, the thought of him looking right through her hurt more than it should given their agreement.

One time and nobody would ever know.

“Ready?” Olivia asked, placing her glasses onto her face and rising from her seat.

“Of course.” Sienna picked up her handbag and followed Olivia out of the office, doing her best to pull herself together and lock away any sexy thoughts of Ethan Knight.

* * *

Ethan didn’t need to be wined and dined, or in this case fed breakfast, while meeting some of the major league football stars who played for the Miami Thunder. Although he realized this wasn’t geared toward him but was a corresponding photo opp and charity breakfast, and it was probably easier for Ian to meet them here before heading over to the new stadium for a walk-through and meeting.

Ian strode over and greeted Ethan and Sebastian, shaking their hands and slapping them on the backs as if they were old friends working on a joint project. Which, Ethan supposed, they were. It wouldn’t pay for him to be his grumpy, pissy self with the man he needed to please with both his security and smart technology.

Ian began to discuss a new addition to the fan experience, something his team would need to get up to speed with. Sebastian talked, and Ethan listened, content to let his brother run the show. Sebastian had always been the schmoozer, the brother with the personality and ability to charm everyone they worked with and reassure people when something went wrong. It made sense to let him convince Ian that Knight Time Technology could handle this admittedly comprehensive idea for including a virtual fan experience at the stadium. KTT could work alongside the computer company that created the apps and make sure the wireless technology was secure.