Her BFF's Brother by Regina Wade

Author:Regina Wade [Wade, Regina]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-07-12T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 10

Rori

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to flight 909. Taking you on a flight all around the world. — Steve Aoki, Turbulence

I manage to wait until I turn the corner before putting a steadying hand on the wall.

It should be illegal for a man to be that sexy. Just the sight of Reed’s smile was enough to give me flashbacks, have me reliving the feeling of his teeth at my neck. A flashback that left my knees weak, my body thrumming, already on the verge of the biggest orgasm of my life. All without even touching me.

But I’ll be damned if I’ll give him the satisfaction.

The dining room of the hotel Brash chose is just as extravagant as the rest of the place. Open to the sky, the courtyard has a shimmering fountain peacefully burbling away, adding a quiet calmness to the stillness of the early morning.

It’s a quiet that is completely at war with my inner turmoil.

Guilt and arousal warred within me all night, kept me tossing and turning. I touched myself until I soaked the sheets, and it still wasn’t enough to salve the ache between my thighs. If anything, it only made it worse.

But every time I tried to stop, a wave of arousal would flood me as my shoulder ached. Reed bit me hard enough that I’m pretty sure I can request a copy of his dental records at this point. It’s a constant pulse just beneath my skin, beating in time with the need between my legs. Try as I might to cover the mark he’d left on me with even the thickest layer of makeup or my very best concealer, it refused to budge. Worse than a scarlet letter. It’s a purple hickey.

And every time I move enough to pull against it, I feel the butterflies take wing in my stomach.

It wasn’t all an act, though. I might not want to let Reed see me sweat, but I am starving. An entire sleepless night spent with my body crashing from one unsatisfying climax to the next left me ravenous and in need of a dozen cups of coffee.

This early, there are only a few other people in the hotel dining room. An elderly couple sharing a single roll and two cups of tea. A lone businessman, his suit and tie both too tight.

And me, a girl in Buenos Aires without a job to do and without a partner to do things with.

My phone buzzes. My heart leaps in my throat, pulse quickening at the feeling. I dig it out quickly, fingers trembling as I unlock it.

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