Touch of Love by E. L. Todd

Author:E. L. Todd
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance, love, sex, sex activities, love relationships, romance sex, sex and friends, contemporary romance sex

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Sean

I was so angry I could punch a wall. Scarlet was Theresa’s best friend and now she was totally off limits. Girls were weird about dating each other’s ex’s, and Scarlet made it clear she felt the same way. This was so fucking shitty. I didn’t even like Theresa. After I fucked her the first time, I realized how good in bed she was, so I kept her around until I got tired of her. I never expected her and Scarlet to be friends. They were so different.

Scarlet was cool. She was witty, smart, and beautiful. She actually liked sports. When I asked Theresa if she followed sports, she told me she only watched the swimming section of the summer Olympics because the guys wore speedos. And not to be mean, but she was pretty stupid. It surprised me she was accepted at Harvard. It almost didn’t make any sense. Scarlet on the hand, was sharp as hell. One conversation with her told me everything I needed to know.

The next day, I met her downtown at the bar. She was already there, standing by the window. She was watching the screen as the beginning of the game aired.

“Hey,” I said with a smile.

“Hi.” She looked around. “Where’s Theresa?”

“She couldn’t come.”

“Was she with you? She hasn’t been back to the dorm all day.”

I shrugged. “I haven’t seen her.”

She eyed me suspiciously then walked to a table. I sat beside her and got a wiff of her hair. It reminded me of spring flowers after a long rain. Her hair ran down her back. When the light hit it in the right way, it had a tint of red to it.

“Have you dyed your hair before?” I blurted.

“No. Why?”

“No reason. You want a beer?”

“You’re old enough to drink?”

“I have my brother’s old license.”

“It’s not worth getting in trouble.”

“They won’t even card me. I look older than I really am.”

“Someone is arrogant.”

“I’m confident,” I said with a smile.

The waitress came over and I ordered the hot wings and two beers. The waitress didn’t card me and walked away. I looked back at Scarlet. “You’re lucky we didn’t make a bet on that.”

“She’s probably just too lazy.”

She returned with the beers and placed them in front of us.

Scarlet drank half of hers immediately.

I was impressed. “You like it?”

“I love beer.”

“Really?”

“Why is that surprising?”

I shrugged. “Girls usually only like fruity drinks.”

“I don’t. They are too sweet.”

I turned to the television and watched the game. She yelled at the TV, blurting profanities when the referee didn’t make the right call. I smiled at her, enjoying her enthusiasm. She was definitely a cool chick.

“So you aren’t seeing anyone?” I asked.

“Why are you asking?”

“We’re friends, right?”

“No, I’m not.”

“Are you a virgin?”

“That got personal real quick.”

“Let me go first. I grew up in New York and Connecticut. I lost my virginity when I was fifteen. My family wants me to take over the business, but I want to start my own career. I feel like you aren’t really a man until you find your own way, stand on your own two feet.

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