Sweet Spot: A Bad Boy Sports Romance (Bad Boys of Summer Book 2) by Winters KB

Author:Winters,KB [Winters,KB]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Baseball romance, Bad Boy Sports Romance
Publisher: BookBoyfriends Publishing LLC
Published: 2016-09-18T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter Eighteen

Trey

“You disappeared pretty damn fast last night, Delgado. You hook up with that reporter?”

I glanced up from my phone to see Robby Brown sliding into the empty seat across the aisle from mine. We’d been in the air for about an hour and I’d used the first leg to catch up on sleep since the night before with Josie wasn’t exactly restful. Not that I was complaining. Far from it. Every tired muscle and ounce of exhaustion was worth it. Being with Josie, watching her come undone was like a drug, and I was officially hooked.

“So what if I did?” I replied, dropping my attention back to my phone.

Robby chuckled. “Damn, man. I’m not the nookie police. I don’t care who you banged. She’s a hot little number. I don’t blame you.”

I eyed him. “Aren’t you married, Brown?”

“Engaged,” he corrected. “And Paris doesn’t care who I eye-fuck as long as I keep my dick in my pants.”

I considered him for a minute, wondering what kind of weird ass, open-marriage shit he was mixed up in. I passed off any judgment with a shake of my head. Open marriages were way more common than most people would think, especially in the sports world. There were plenty of chicks who’d cut your dick off for hooking up, but there were others more than willing to hand out hall passes—as long as they got whatever they wanted in return. I was about to turn away, go back to minding my own business, but paused long enough to flick a hard stare at him. “Well, I do care who you eye-fuck. At least as far as Josie is concerned. She’s mine.”

Robby just laughed. He crossed his legs at the ankle and leaned back in his reclining seat. “Fair enough, man. I just would advise you to not make out where photographers are lurking. Did you see the headlines on Pulse Sports today?”

“No…” I replied, a pit of dread forming in the bottom of my stomach. Pulse Sports was a popular sports gossip site, usually filled with the off-season antics of pro ballers. I’d made their front page more times than I could count. Especially in the last six months as my life spiraled out of control. “Why?”

“Check it out,” Robby replied, his eyes still closed as he settled in for a nap.

I flipped to the page on my phone and groaned.

“Yup…What did they say again? Delgado’s auditioning his next baby mama?” Robby laughed.

Sure enough, right there on the front page, a picture of Josie and me, tangled up together, right against the wall just a few feet from the postgame press table. Most of the shots were fuzzy, taken from too far away, with not enough light, but a couple of them were clear face shots of Josie. Beside the photos of us together, they had a picture of Josie that I’d never seen before. She was wearing a business suit and had her hair slicked back in an all business ponytail. It must have been something from the station where she worked.

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