Reel Love by Kate Hawthorne

Author:Kate Hawthorne [Hawthorne, Kate]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Gay / Lesbian / LGBT
Amazon: B0983VRZCY
Goodreads: 58512110
Published: 2020-12-31T23:00:00+00:00

12

Clint

“And to the left is Hollywood and Highland, a 387,000 square foot destination for tourists and locals alike,” the tour announcer pointed toward the Dolby theater and droned on.

On top of the double-decker tour bus, Archer stretched his legs out and leaned against my shoulder, squinting at the facade of the theater.

“Why are we doing this again?” he asked, adjusting his sunglasses on the bridge of his nose.

“It was free.”

“I’ve been inside there.” Archer gestured flippantly to the theater. “For the Academy Awards.”

“Hashtag blessed.” I kissed the top of his curls.

“Don’t ever say that again.”

I chuckled and adjusted my arm around him. “We’re here because it was a free add-on to the weekend and I’ve never taken one of the celebrity tours before.”

“Neither have I. Because I see them every day.”

“I don’t.”

Archer groaned. “I’ll introduce you.”

“This is fun,” I said.

My heart skipped a beat at the truth of it, and I tightened the arm I had looped around his shoulder, pulling him closer to me. His hair smelled like lemon verbena, the hotel shampoo, and I couldn’t get enough of it. Archer always smelled good, always looked good, though. But he was also always high-strung and a little stressed out, and the hotel shampoo and the sunglasses and the mindless city tour was the perfect break for him. I just knew it, and that’s why I’d signed us up and made him come along.

“You’re just saying that because you’ve been inside of me,” he whispered.

“Archer.”

“What?” He shifted in his seat and pulled down his sunglasses, blinking up at me like the little brat he promised me he was. “You have.”

“I had fun with you before that.”

“More fun now.” He smirked.

The bus jerked into motion, pulling away from the behemoth structure that Hollywood and Highland had turned into. A few blocks down Hollywood Blvd., and another stop. This time in front of Ripley’s Believe it or Not.

“We should have stayed at the hotel,” Archer grumbled. “Naked.”

“We have two more days,” I reminded him. “It’s barely Saturday.”

“Did you want to go to the party tonight?”

“Do you?” I arched a brow.

One of the many organized events being held at the hotel as part of the weekend was a play party. I didn’t really know what a play party was or what it would entail, but when I’d talked about RSVP’ing, David had been most excited about that part of the festivities. I didn’t want to be presumptuous about it with Archer, and I didn’t want to be the one to bring it up in case he hated the idea.

“I can make anywhere we go a play party, Daddy,” he purred, turning in his seat and whispering into my ear. His breath was hot and sticky like the cinnamon roll he’d scarfed down on his way out of the hotel after proclaiming he was full up to his eyes of eggs and bacon.

“I’ve never been to one.”

“I know. I’d almost like to keep it that way, but I don’t want to deprive you of all the fun.

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