Bobbi Jo in Ecstasy [Siren Publishing Ménage Amour] by Robin Gideon

Author:Robin Gideon
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Romance
Published: 2015-06-21T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 8

Bobbi Jo thought she was immune to the allure of bourgeois creature comforts, like a forty foot yacht, but the moment she stepped onto the deck, she immediately understood why powerful men liked their boats. Once she was on the boat, she had a marrow deep sense of prestige and privilege and power that she’d never before experienced quite so deeply, so intimately. She suspected she shouldn’t like it, but that didn’t make her immediate emotional reaction any less real.

“With those dinged up ribs of yours, better let me handle the ropes and you can take the top wheel,” Caleb said, walking on the boat’s deck, moving parallel to the dock.

Jacob said, “Good idea.” To Bobbi Jo he said, “After we’re underway, we’ll give you a tour of our little toy here. I hope you like it.” He smiled. “It’s sort of our guilty pleasure.”

“I’m sure I will,” she replied, thinking that guilty pleasures were often the best kind. Then, feeling a pang of regret for being so impressed with such an obvious display of wealth, she added in a sarcastic tone, “What’s not to like?”

It took a few minutes to get untied from the dock, and then get the ropes and bumpers all properly stored. Bobbi Jo sat on a long, padded starboard bench seat, occasionally closing her eyes and angling her face toward the sunshine, enjoying the warmth of the sun and the ambience of being on the water. As they got underway, a breeze played with her hair, and Bobbi Jo was pleased now that she had left it unbound instead of pulling it back into a high ponytail, which she usually did for work.

It wasn’t long before Williston and South Williston were in the distance, and fading with each passing second. Being on the water and being away from the cities gave Bobbi Jo a sense of anonymity and peace that she hadn’t expected. In the cities, almost everyone knew the bubbly, friendly blonde waitress at local the wing joint. She was popular, but with popularity came a loss of privacy.

Out here, on the water on a beautiful boat, she was alone with two handsome men. Her feelings toward them individually and collectively were something she had yet to come to terms with. So far, she had tried hard to not think too much about it. It was best that way, she decided.

Looking around, she saw that Caleb and Jacob were in the pilothouse, their heads close together. They were inside the yacht so she couldn’t possibly overhear them, but they were being careful anyway. Whatever they had to say to each other, Bobbi Jo suspected she was the topic of their discussion. She was also the last person they wanted to include in their conversation.

Are they comparing notes on what I did to them?

She turned her face away and looked straight ahead over the bow at the river. Though she loved making people laugh, she hated it whenever anyone laughed at her. The first

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