Pair Us: A Jet City Billionaire Romance (The Billionaire Matchmaker Series Book 3) by Gina Robinson

Author:Gina Robinson [Robinson, Gina]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Three Jays Press LLC
Published: 2016-11-11T22:00:00+00:00

Milia let us into a red and black suite that was very much a cocktail bar branded with the Lipstick Spy School colors and logo. It included a dance floor, karaoke stage and machine, tables, and a beautifully finished black lacquer bar, fully stocked.

"We usually only use this for cocktail-making class and bachelorette parties." She turned to Lottie and me. "No male strippers today, I'm afraid."

I smiled at my men, who had been peacocking since we'd fixed them up. "With these hot men around, who needs male strippers?"

Milia winked at Dylan. "Exactly." She laughed lightly as Lazer rolled his eyes.

I'd had Milia set the bar up to roughly emulate my first meeting with Lazer. I wanted the feel of a bar full of men with only a small pool of women. I wanted my men to be as confident as Lazer had been that night, and get their own standing ovations for having the courage to go after what they wanted.

I went over some basic dating etiquette, some dos and don'ts for casually approaching women, and some of the cues and signals a woman gives when she wants to be approached.

"Now we're going to run through a simulation." I glanced around the men who'd gathered around the bar.

I used Milia as the unicorn. She was a chameleon of the first order, and could become anything or anyone she wanted to be. They'd already seen her and how she could be. She could be intimidating. Which was what I wanted. I wanted my men battle ready.

I had Milia perch on a stool at the bar and directed Lottie to play bartender and help me coach the men.

I had the men draw straws. Jeremy came up with the short straw. Of course, my shyest, least confident man. Not that any of them other than Lazer were particularly outgoing, but still. I suppressed the very real urge to sigh heavily. I couldn't have them draw again without embarrassing Jeremy and undermining his already shaky confidence. There was nothing to do but make this fun.

"Barkeep!" I signaled to Lottie. "Give the man some liquid courage, would you?"

She smiled a motherly, fond smile. "What's your poison of choice?"

Thank goodness for Lottie and her reassuring presence.

"Pale ale." Jeremy hammed up being nervous as Lottie slid him a beer across the bar. Jeremy made a big show of chugging half of it and wiping his mouth, setting his face for battle.

I directed him to a position across the bar and arranged the rest of the men around the room.

"Lazer will be coaching you," I said. "And giving good advice." I pointed at Lazer and gave him my steely look, warning him to behave and take his role seriously.

Lazer saluted me and took his position.

I whispered to Milia, "Don't go easy on him, but try to be a woman he'd stand a chance of approaching. His kind of girl."

"You mean someone other than myself?" Again, she laughed as if she found everything amusing.

Lottie gave her a girlie martini glass filled with a pink-tinted drink.

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