Bring on the Psychobitch (Some Girls Do It Book 3) by Sage May

Author:Sage, May [Sage, May]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Madam's Books
Published: 2017-02-07T16:00:00+00:00

Lucy

Lucy wasn’t sure what had happened, but all of a sudden, Trick was in a hurry - so much that he almost seemed rude when he gave a pathetic excuse to Nate, before tossing a wad of cash on the table and dragging her out by the elbow.

“What the…”

He hailed a cab and open the door, gesturing her to climb in first.

“Is there some sort of an emergency?”

The man didn’t reply, looking at her so intensely he almost seemed to glare. She wondered if it was a delayed reaction to her admittedly unprofessional behavior back then. If so, he was in for a rude awakening: Carter and he may be friends, but there was no way her boss would fire her over it.

“Yes. Get in.”

She frowned, trying to make sense of his urgency, but just as she was about to open her mouth and demand an explanation, he added, “Please.”

Right.

They rode to the office in silence, and every passing second, she grew more restless, and perhaps a little excited, too.

They made it to his floor, and he gestured her to follow as he walked past the open office, toward the break room.

At three in the afternoon, it was empty: everyone had eaten lunch, and it was a little too early for the coffee break rush.

“Coffee?” he offered; she nodded, taking a seat, and watching him start the coffee machine, before turning to a chest of drawers.

“You used to prefer tea.”

“Got used to coffee - it’s not like most places stock Chai,” she started; but then her mouth closed as she caught on.

Yes, she used to prefer tea - she still did. But he couldn’t have known that information unless…

Lucy’s breath hitched, when he came back with the geekiest thing known to man: a handmade wooden chessboard featuring characters from Lord of the Rings.

The exact same board he’d always had.

Suddenly, it was hard to see the sexist bastard; this really was Trick, the geek, the genius. The very fantasy she’d built in her mind six years ago, before he’d shattered her illusion with a few careless words that had cut too deep.

Chess. He wanted to play chess.

Which meant that somehow, over the last few minutes, he’d remembered her.

She eagerly watched him place the pieces in their respective places, and turn the board so that the whites were on her side.

“Don’t worry,” he smirked, “I’ll go easy on you.”

He didn’t. It was clear from his very first move that he was giving it his all, taking his time to analyze her strategy.

Two minutes in, she had a headache, and her heart was beating like crazy against her chest. That game had always aroused her brain, and stimulated every part of her mind and body like nothing else - mainly because at the time when they’d played in way back when, she hadn’t really known what vibrating rabbits were for. Now, she expected the experience to be less exciting; it wasn’t. Not even a little bit. Playing with a man who knew what he was doing was foreplay.

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