Rank & File (Anchor Point Book 4) by L.A. Witt

Author:L.A. Witt
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Riptide Publishing
Published: 2017-09-01T22:00:00+00:00

We spent most of the weekend doing exactly what I’d expected—enjoying each other’s company during the day, enjoying each other’s bodies at night. It was such a switch from our usual secrecy, and I reveled in being so relaxed and comfortable with him. Leisurely meals that hadn’t been delivered to one of our apartments. Taking our sweet time walking through a couple of museums. Just being together.

I’d missed this. Vince and I had been open about our relationship for a long time, and I’d taken for granted being able to go out like straight couples did all the time.

But it wasn’t that Brent was filling in a void my ex had left. Going out in public with Brent didn’t feel anything like it had with Vince. Now that I’d gone out with Brent, and we’d walked the streets like a normal couple, I realized just how different we were from me and Vince.

Vince and I had been . . . comfortable. I’d loved him, and there’d been a strong attraction between us even to the end, but seeing Brent in the daylight took my breath away.

His light-brown hair had reddish highlights I’d never seen before. His blue eyes were more vivid in natural light, and his smile was . . . wow. Maybe he was extra relaxed being this far from the base and his job, or maybe he was letting his guard down since no one was going to catch us, but he laughed more easily, and every time I glanced at him, he’d smile that smile and make my knees weak.

When we’d first started out, every time I saw him, I wanted to be in bed with him. That hadn’t faded at all, but when I looked at him now, all I could think was I don’t want to be away from you. It didn’t matter if we were naked. If we were out in public or cuddled up in the dark. If we were passing in the halls at work or falling into bed. I was as content to sit across from him at a table, sipping coffee while the afternoon went on around us, as I was to fuck him up against our hotel room window.

As long as you’re here, I’m happy, no matter where here is.

I didn’t remember ever feeling like this with Vince. Not this strongly, anyway. And, in fact, thinking about Vince didn’t make me feel much at all now. Which was good—it meant I was getting over him. Or maybe I’d already gotten over him.

But it was dangerous too.

Because it meant something about how I felt about Brent.

And we couldn’t go there. We just couldn’t.

I stole a glance at him under the streetlights as we walked off an amazing dinner, and the light caught his eyes like it always did, and my heart fluttered.

Too late, fucker. Already there.

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