Out of Frame by Megan Erickson

Author:Megan Erickson
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
Published: 2016-02-29T13:31:46+00:00

Chapter Twelve

Jay

He kissed me.

Slow at first. A tease. His hot breath slid over my lips as he nibbled at the corner of my mouth. Our noses bumped, our stubbled chins rasped together.

I pressed a palm to his back and drew us closer, aligning our bodies. His head tilted back to accommodate our height difference, our mouths still fused.

His scruff tickled my face His hands gripped my waist. I smashed our hips together, needing to get closer, oh-so-much closer. The memory of the frenzied kiss in the cabin flashed through my mind, when Quinn had responded like a dream, wrapping his long legs around my hips.

I pulled back just enough to see his blown pupils. He licked his swollen lips and his gaze darted over my shoulders. I looked back, but we were alone on this section of the deck except for the couple that was still making out. By the sounds of their moans, they weren’t paying us any attention.

While the cameras had been busy with Adriana, I’d slipped past them. I couldn’t remember where the live-feed cameras were on this part of the deck. Shit.

Quinn’s tongue lapped at my jaw, and I closed my eyes with a groan. I wanted this guy alone. And now, or I thought I might go out of my mind. “Quinn.”

“Mmm,” he hummed against my skin as his lips coasted down my neck.

I bit my lip to get myself in check. “We can’t be here, doing this.”

He wasn’t getting the urgency as his fingers traced my collarbone through my shirt. “Where are we going to go?”

I grabbed his hand and his gaze finally met mine. “Is your luck contagious? Any of that gonna rub off on me?”

He squeezed my hand. “I guess we’ll have to see.”

I took a deep breath and rolled my neck from side to side. To get back to the deck, we had to make our way past the party, hopefully without being seen. I wasn’t quite sure how that was going to happen, but we’d figure it out. “All right, this could get rough, but follow me, okay?”

His eyes widened. “Oooh, an adventure.”

I shook my head. “Fuck, you’re cute.”

“Don’t call me cute,” he grumbled as I ducked my head and led him from the deck. I dropped his hand once we got in sight of more people. I glanced over my shoulder. “Just in case of the cameras.”

He nodded, a sad smile on his lips. My heart ached, hoping he wasn’t thinking of that asshole ex-boyfriend of his. I so wished this could be different. For both of us.

I focused on getting back to my cabin. I wasn’t as worried about the live-feed cameras, because it was too dark for most of them. But if the camera crew found me, they came with lights. And that would be bad. To get to our cabins, I had to cross the top deck, then head down the flight of stairs to the lower deck, then into the ship.

“If the cameras catch us, can’t they just .

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