Chapters (65)
- Rebel
- Dedication
- Also By Helen Hardt
- Book Description
- Praise For Helen Hardt
- Warning
- Rock
- Lacey
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- Epilogue
- A Note From Helen
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
“I don’t know. I just assumed he didn’t call her.”
“You’re probably right.” I got into the cab. “See you later.”
My cock was already hard as I rode the elevator up to Lacey’s floor. What that woman did to me. She made me think things I had no right thinking.
We’d keep it casual, Lacey and I. No need to complicate things with feelings and such. I’d been there, done that, and I wasn’t up for it again.
Nieves and I had shared some great times, but when it got serious between us, things fell apart, and I learned she wasn’t the woman I thought she was. I had no desire to repeat it.
I knocked on the door harder than I intended.
Lacey opened the door wearing a silk robe and holding a glass of red wine.
Nothing underneath that I could see. Her nipples protruded against the red silk like two round berries.
Fuck.
“What took you so long?” she asked.
“Sorry, baby, but I’m here now.” I entered, closing the door behind me.
“Wine?” she asked.
“I’m surprised you’re drinking, after last night.”
“Just one glass. I didn’t drink any of the Riesling at dinner. Too sweet.”
“Riesling’s a pretty boy wine. Perfect for your date.”
“Hey, don’t disparage my—” She laughed and shook her head. “Who am I kidding? He was a complete flake. I accepted his invitation on a whim. He actually gave me a massage this afternoon. When my appointment was over, he asked me out, and I figured, what the hell?”
“Not a good fit, huh?”
“Let me put it this way. His spirit animal was apparently with him on our date.”
“His what?”
“Don’t ask. I get that he’s really spiritual and all that, but he went so overboard talking about Zen this and Zen that. Then when he said his spirit animal was always with him, I knew I had to get out of there.”
“Three’s a crowd,” I said.
“Exactly.” She handed me a glass of wine. “Make yourself comfortable.”
She sat down on her couch and patted the seat next to her. “Can we get to know each other a little?”
“Nothing you don’t already know about me.” Well, there was a lot she didn’t know about me, but nothing necessary for her to know to accomplish the task at hand, which was hot monkey fucking.
“What do you do in your spare time?”
“In the last few days? I’ve been fucking you.”
She rolled her eyes. “Come on, Rock. I’m serious.”
“I’m a biker and construction worker from Montana, Lacey. You know that already. Life as I knew it a week ago is over. Now I’m an uptight businessman who wears uncomfortable clothes and has no clue what he’s doing.”
“Hobbies? Likes? Dislikes?”