Sleeping with Beauty: A Reverse Harem Fairy Tale Romance (Seven Ways to Sin Book 2) by Nicole Casey

Author:Nicole Casey [Casey, Nicole]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2021-04-30T16:00:00+00:00

Bonita blamed herself. I blamed myself. Seth and Bash blamed themselves since they were each convinced it was their responsibility to lock the double doors for the dinner party. Sasha blamed herself for letting Bonita get mixed-up in her company’s problems. There was plenty of blame to go around, and everybody seemed to be taking more than their fair share.

I couldn’t quite grasp why Bonita was so upset. I got it. She promised Sasha to keep her lifestyle a secret. It was her idea to invite the spies over for dinner, which would potentially lead to information about her lifestyle getting out. But Sasha said she was over it; she said she didn’t mind, and I believed she was sincere.

But I couldn’t get Bonita to see it that way. No one could, not even Sasha.

“I’ll go talk to her,” said Trevor.

I had little hope that would work, but I kept the comment to myself.

“It’s been a long and eventful evening,” said Sasha. “Why don’t we all just get some sleep and deal with this in the morning? Perhaps after a good night’s rest, she will have cooled off some.”

That might have worked, even on Bonita. But the problem was that Bonita felt like she had let down a friend, and there was no night’s rest good enough to have her cool off from that.

And as far as me or anyone else from our group getting a good night’s rest? Well, that strategy might have been fine for Sasha and her men, but for the Savage Seven, it was impossible for any of us to sleep while Bonita was feeling bad.

Trevor, determined to be the good leader he’d been, in all intents and purposes, nominated to be, decided to have a talk with Bonita, one on one.

We lounged in the Polar Trinity and waited for Trevor to emerge from the bedroom, hopefully with good news, though none of us were holding our breath.

When he came out, we could tell from the dejected look on his face that he had not succeeded in making Bonita feel better. Or in getting her to see things our way: that we should lick our wounds and let it go.

“Guys,” he said, “she doesn’t see it like we see it.”

“Thanks for the news flash,” said Landon.

“What does she expect us to do,” said Ben, “storm the house, break down the doors, ransack the place and get the camera by force?”

Trevor shifted nervously in place. “Well, that was one of her suggestions.”

“I’m in,” I said.

Will and Ben laughed.

“The funny thing,” Ben said to Will, “is that he’s serious.”

I shrugged. “One for all and all for one. Isn’t that how the saying goes?”

“Yeah, if we were the Three Musketeers,” said Ken. “But in case you haven’t noticed, we’re not. And we’re not frolicking about the French countryside.”

“Did you just say ‘frolicking?’” said Will.

“I did.”

Will shook his head. “How could you use a word like that at a time like this?”

I addressed Trevor, “What other choices do we have?”

“Choices?” said Trevor.

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