Phoenix Academy: Unbound by Lucy Auburn

Author:Lucy Auburn [Auburn, Lucy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-05-11T16:00:00+00:00

“I’m not taking my shirt off.” I’ve never heard Ezra so irritated before, and that’s saying something. “Seriously, you guys have been soul-seeing evil-hunting murderous demons for how many years, and you’re losing all your dignity now?”

“Oh, come on.” Mateo sounds fed up. “You know you want to, tightwad.”

“What I want and what’s good for all of us are two completely different things.”

“The world won’t spin off its orbit just because you give into temptation.” Shockingly, Lynx seems to be on the side of reckless Mateo, which must mean... “It’s three against one. You’re outnumbered, pal, and you know it. Stop fighting fate.”

I clear my throat just before I open the door. They’ve all fallen silent as I walk into the room — and I’m struck just as silent when I see the feast for my eyes laid out before me.

At some point while I was gone, the demons had an undressing contest.

Lynx is leaning up against my wardrobe, swathes of muscular brown skin bared to the world, his arms crossed as he faces a still-clothed Ezra standing in the middle of the room. He smirks at me as I enter, all suave confidence.

Standing near the windows, lit by the stars outside, Mateo is absolutely preening as he thrusts a hand in his thick black hair. He’s taken his shirt off but still has a heavy belt slung around his waist, various unknown powders hanging off it, his gun in the shoulder holster tucked under his left arm.

And Sebastian. Stretched out on the bed, pale skin catching the moonlight, blue eyes staring right at me. His button-up shirt has been deftly unbuttoned and has fallen open to his elbows to reveal the harsh planes of the body beneath.

Of course Ezra is still wearing every stitch of clothing he had on when I left the room, along with an irritated expression. I swear it’s one step forward and two back with him. I’d die a virgin if I had to seduce his marble exterior into melting for me.

Thankfully, I’m not alone in my plans to take this thing to the next level. Like Lynx pointed out, it’s three against one — and I make four.

As we met each other’s eyes and I close the door behind me, I find myself reaching for the hem of my shirt, pulse racing, mouth dry.

“It looks like I’m overdressed for this party.”

And I take it off all at once, not stopping to let myself think twice.

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