Plays Well With Others (How to Date #2) Read Online Lauren Blakely

Categories Genre: Alpha Male, Contemporary, Sports Tags Authors: Series: How to Date Series by Lauren Blakely
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Total pages in book: 103
Estimated words: 100523 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 503(@200wpm)___ 402(@250wpm)___ 335(@300wpm)
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“Enough to do my own dick review.”

Whoa. I thought she was going to say she walked away. But this? This is better. I’m a little hot under the collar as she powers on, adding, “I’m sorry. I had stripped down to my undies in your bedroom and was about to get in your bed, but when I realized where I was, I freaked out that you’d hear me, and get out of the shower, and then it would be the forget-my-boobs all over again,” she says, and my brain is popping with delicious images—her in my bed, her in her lingerie, her, mere feet from me last night. “So I got dressed as quickly and quietly as I could, but I could see you in the mirror, and I should have just run off with my clothes. But I didn’t know what to do. I was frozen, and I hope you’ll forgive me, and I wasn’t going to say a word, but I didn’t know how to act tonight. I haven’t known how to act all day.”

I take a tentative step closer, wanting to set my hands on her shoulders but unsure if now’s the moment. Instead, I say, “Breathe.”

She takes one deep breath. Then another. “I’m so sorry,” she adds.

But I’m not. I love a good mystery, and my mind will not let me do anything else till I assemble every single clue. “So you watched me the whole time?” I ask, my voice low and maybe a little dirty.

“Yes, but it was only for a minute. I’m sorry,” she says again.

Fuck apologies. I want confirmation.

“You watched till I finished,” I say.

“Yes,” she says, sounding miserable. “The door was half open and I saw you in the mirror.”

“And you couldn’t look away,” I say, and I do my damnedest to wipe the cocky grin off my face. I swear, I do. But it might sneak onto my face.

She looks at my face, her guilty amber-eyed gaze catching mine. Her breath speeds up. “I couldn’t.”

Fuck friendship right now.

I am a man who wants a woman. And that woman has revealed herself. “Why’d you watch me?” I ask, pressing, pushing.

Playing.

Her cheeks pinken. “I…liked it,” she says, then closes her eyes, like she can’t believe she’s said that. When she opens them, those irises are no longer filled with apologies or guilt. They’re flickering with sinful confessions. “It was sexy. It was hot. Really hot. I tried to look away. But I couldn’t.”

I’m sizzling everywhere. “What did you do when you went back to my couch and pretended to be asleep?”

She startles. “You knew I wasn’t asleep?”

“Something seemed off then. You were too quiet. I didn’t put it together till now.” Smirking, I roll the dice. But this feels like a sure bet in this moment. “What did you do?”

She meets my gaze straight on. Squares her shoulders. Then whispers, “The same.”

Yes. Fucking yes.

Rachel in the dark, under the blanket, playing with her pussy while I was in my bedroom, hard again, horny again. Wanting. Wishing.

One room away, she was touching herself.

I’m aching to haul her into bed right now. But I will take my time with this gorgeous, fragile, incredible woman. I will make sure she knows what she does to this man. That’s what she signed up for. That’s what she wants. Girlfriend lessons. And if there’s one thing I know, it’s this—a man should treat his woman right both out of bed and in bed.

“When you played with yourself, what were you thinking?” I ask.

“About you,” she says in a feather of a voice. “All I thought of was you.”

I’m more than hot under the collar. I’m a forest fire. “What else? Did you think about the way I said your name when I came?”

She gasps, a sexy sound that turns into a shudder. “I did,” she whispers.

“Tell me something else, Sunshine.”

“Yes?” Her voice trembles.

“Did you come hard? When you were on my couch and I was in my bed, trying to sleep but failing because I was still fucking turned on? Did you come hard thinking about me getting off to you in the shower?”

She nods savagely. “I did.”

I don’t fight the cocky grin now. I don’t fight it at all. It takes over my filthy soul. “Can I kiss you?”

With hopeful eyes and an eager grin, she gives an answer. “Only if it doesn’t stop at kissing.”

That feels like a whole new kind of girlfriend lesson. And Rachel can enroll me right now.

19

PROPORTIONALISM

Carter

Since the day I moved her couch, I’ve thought about kissing Rachel countless times.

Hell, I’ve run this scenario in my head and tried to erase it from my mind too.

But not once did I imagine I’d kiss her for the first time under the bright fluorescent lights of her kitchen while she was wearing a mustache apron and smelling like vanilla and chocolate chips.


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