Hard Rock Crush by Athena Wright

Author:Athena Wright [Wright, Athena]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Pure Passion Ink
Published: 2018-04-18T05:00:00+00:00

23

We continued to watch the stars long after the supernova had come and gone.

"Maybe we can go on a picnic at night and stargaze for real some time?" Liam suggested.

"I'd like that." I turned in his arms, looked around furtively to make sure we weren't being watched, and pressed a quick kiss on his lips. "What else do you have planned for the day?"

"There's still some more exhibits left to see. Or," he said, sneaking his hand down my back to cup my ass discreetly in the darkness, "we could go back to my place and I could cook you dinner?"

His place. Alone. Together.

My insides throbbed and pulsed.

"I could go for a nice home cooked meal," I said.

The hand on my ass snuck under my skirt. Calloused fingers trailed between my inner thighs. My stomach muscles clenched.

"Let's get out of here," he murmured in my ear.

I nodded eagerly.

The drive to his place wasn't long, but it seemed to take ages. I was surprised when we pulled up into a house and not an apartment or condo building. The place looked huge, three stories with a gated driveway.

"I thought your band never hit it big?" I asked.

"Hm?"

I nodded to his home. "I know it's not a mansion or anything but it's still pretty impressive."

"My parents are well off," was all he said. I was surprised at how curt he sounded. Then he flashed a small smile. "You should see the house my sister bought."

When we walked inside, I was even more impressed. This wasn't some frat-house bachelor pad. The decor was all clean lines, modern furniture, and a state-of-the art kitchen with marble countertops.

I'd noticed Liam tended to wear brand names and order expensive drinks, but his parents must have been more than well off to give their son enough money to buy a house like this one at his age.

I thought about the shitty apartment my mom had rented. I didn't want to feel intimidated, but this was the first time since I'd met Liam that I felt almost ashamed of how my brother and I had grown up.

I shook it off. It didn't matter how much money our parents made and it didn't matter how we'd grown up. The only thing that mattered was the here and now.

Liam went to the fridge and started taking out a handful of items.

"Are you really going to cook dinner?" I asked. "I thought that was just an excuse."

"I'd never let a lady go hungry," he grinned. "Is pasta okay?"

"Sure." I was even more impressed now than I knew Liam could cook. At least that meant he didn't have some sort of private chef. That would have been too much for me to handle.

I leaned against the island counter and watched him work, putting a pot of boiling water on the stove and chopping fresh vegetables like tomatoes and bell peppers.

"I like seeing this other side of you," I said. "You'd make somebody a good house-husband."

"Is that how it's going to be?" He looked up from the chopping board and smiled.

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