Mister Bodyguard by Lauren Rowe

Author:Lauren Rowe [Rowe, Lauren]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Mister Bodyguard
Publisher: SoCoRo Publishing
Published: 2018-12-01T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 28

Zander

I reach Aloha’s door, knowing full well I shouldn’t walk through it if I want to keep my dick in my pants and my heart in my chest. And maybe even if I want to keep my job. But, fuck it, there’s no turning back now. After seeing Aloha’s O face in the swimming pool and knowing I was the first man to see it... yeah, come what may—even if walking through that door ultimately leads to calamity for me, one way or another—wild horses couldn’t keep me from doing it.

I knock on Aloha’s door, and when she opens it, my shallow breathing hitches. She’s wearing pink boy shorts and a white tank top. No bra. Her face is scrubbed and moisturized. Her light brown skin is luminous. Her hair is a tangle of waves. She’s got a wicked gleam in her emerald eyes that tells me I’m toast. In short, she’s sexy as fuck.

“Welcome to my lair,” she says. She widens her door to me. “Entrez vous.”

My brain knows I shouldn’t do it, but Mr. Happy is running the show now.

I stride into the room.

“Would you like something to drink?” she asks.

I turn around to face her, my jaw tight. “No. I’m good.”

“Then let’s get into movie-watching position, shall we?” She literally leaps to the bed and then slowly crawls across it, arching her back and shoving her incredible ass into the air in her itty-bitty boy shorts as she goes. When she reaches the pillows at the head of the bed, she flips over onto her back, stretches her dancer’s legs out to full length, pats the bed next to her, and coos, “Come heeeere, Shaggy Swaggy. I’ve found the perfect movie for our viewing pleasure.”

Porn? The girl wants to watch a little porn before we get down to business? Not what I was expecting... but she’ll get no argument from me. My heart pounding like a jackhammer, I crawl onto the bed and settle myself next to her.

“Guess what movie I’ve selected for us?” she says seductively. “I’ll give you a hint: it’s a romantic comedy from the eighties.”

My eyebrows shoot up. Not what I was expecting. Did I misread this entire situation? Did Aloha actually invite me here to watch a movie?

With a little giggle, Aloha presses a button on her keyboard and the movie poster of her selection pops on her laptop: The Sure Thing.

Well, there it is. Plain as day. No more dancing around it.

Aloha indicates her screen. “I haven’t seen this one yet, but I’ve heard from a reliable source it’s a ‘can’t miss.’” She grins naughtily. “I’m dying to find out if my source is right about that.”

I take a deep breath. Shit. Now that this moment has finally arrived in no uncertain terms, now that my toes are hanging over the bitter edge of the cliff and there’s no denying it or walking away, it’s suddenly clear to me I can’t take this leap into the abyss—I can’t take this risk—until I get an answer to a riddle that’s been plaguing me for weeks now.

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