All & Nothing (The Broadway Series Book 1) by Allie York

Author:Allie York [York, Allie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-01-15T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eleven

EWAN

I watched her green car pull off, wondering why it felt like a piece of myself was leaving with it. How had she managed to affect me so much in such a short time? I still hadn’t completely recovered from our shower that morning and simply thinking about it made me hard again. I wanted to feel bad for the mark on her arm, but I didn’t. It was like I had left my mark on her. Like I claimed her in some primal way. Since when was I so animalistic? Just as I turned to go back and get ready for Scott’s, a man strolled by walking his dog. He was short, maybe shorter than Jovie, with a cute little black dog. The dog yapped and lunged as they passed. I waved, smiling at him, but the man glared. His head jerked back in the direction he had come from like he was looking for something and went back to scowling at me. I waited until the man was out of sight to go back in. Something about him made me bristle. Something was off. Or maybe the guy was having a bad day. I had walked Clark more than once with a similar look on my face.

Amelia was halfway through making breakfast when I came back in. “So, you guys are having sex?” I froze just inside the kitchen. Way to go, Ewan.

“Uh, yeah.” I couldn’t lie to her.

“So it’s serious? Like exclusive and stuff?” My sister still hadn’t faced me. I figured it was as uncomfortable for her as it was for me.

“I guess so.” I got the juice from the fridge and poured a couple of glasses, trying to predict where the conversation may be going next. But she changed the subject to her party. I tried to listen, but I was wondering if I had missed a teaching opportunity. I should have made sure she knew we were being safe and such but I let her ramble on about her party and a budget.

After breakfast, we walked out, Clark in tow, to try to wear the stupid dog out. Amelia locked the front door while I watched the man with the little black dog walk by again. It had been nearly two hours since the first time he walked by, but his dog was still going strong. I waved again, but the man glared at me, picking up his pace and tugging the dog along behind him. Amelia gave me a questioning look, but I shrugged and we went on. We played our version of I-Spy as we walked. She would say a letter and I would have to guess what she saw starting with it. When Ams was little, we played with colors, but once she started reading well, we moved to letters. Sometimes we got really creative and did rhymes too. We walked all the way to Jovie’s condo. My girl wasn’t there, but we did a loop through her complex. On our way back out, I got that feeling of being watched.

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