Bite of Envy (Just One Bite #4) by Glass Kay

Author:Glass, Kay [Glass, Kay]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2012-10-30T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Fourteen

"Well, I suppose that could have gone better," Lizbeth said with a groan of frustration as she and Diandra tumbled into bed that night. She grabbed the pillow, growled into it, and then placed it over her face, effectively shutting herself away from the conversation before it had begun.

Dia just laughed at her antics as she slid her robe off and climbed into bed beside her lover. "Oh, now, it wasn't that bad… after a little while. She was awkward and nervous, and who wouldn't be? It's not like you took it easy on her either," she scolded Lizzie halfheartedly.

"What's that supposed to mean?" Lizbeth shot back, pulling the pillow off of her face and tucking it behind her head once more. She climbed back off the bed and removed her own robe before sliding under the covers and rolling over to face Dia.

Diandra smiled at Lizbeth and leaned in to kiss her cheek lovingly. "It means you didn't have to wrap yourself around me the whole time. You could have been a bit more sympathetic for her feelings."

But Lizzie shook her head. "No, I couldn't have. First of all, I didn't do it to rub it in- I did it because I wanted to. I wasn't going to change the way I act around you to keep from offending her sensibilities. And second, I know her." She looked deep into Diandra's eyes, making sure she had her full attention. "Sandy may seem like a sweetie, and she gave me the 'I can let you go knowing that you're happy' speech today, but that's all bullshit. She's like a shark, scenting for blood in the water. If she'd not seen us like that, she would have assumed things aren't great between us and tried to come between us."

Diandra laughed. "Really, Lizzie, it can't be as bad as all that," she protested, but her laughter trickled into silence at the serious expression on Lizbeth's face.

"You don't know her," Lizbeth said simply, and Dia knew she meant every word. "Sandra Willis makes a game out of breaking up couples. I don't know if it makes her feel better about herself or if she really thinks she wants the person she's gunning for, and it truly doesn't matter. All that matters is that she stays safe, we stop Carson, we give her as little information as possible for her fucking story, and then we go our separate ways."

Diandra wrapped her arms around Lizbeth and drew her close. "Mm, sounds good to me, baby," she said, and they spoke no more that night.

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