“Yeah.” He shrugs. “I hate working Saturday nights. It’s the only time I hate shift work.”
“What time do you start?”
“Eleven.”
Michael’s a security guard; his jobs are varied, and he works a lot of night shifts.
I glance at my watch. “It’s nine thirty; why did you come out if you have to leave so soon?”
“To see you. I knew if I didn’t come to see you tonight that I wouldn’t get a chance to ask for your number for another whole week.”
“Really?”
“Yes, really.”
“So?” I bite my bottom lip to hide my smile.
“Can I have your number?” He takes out his phone.
“That depends.”
“On what?”
“What are you going to do with it?”
“Call you and ask you out on a date.”
“Or ...” I can’t believe I’m saying this out loud. “You could just ask me now.”
“Rebecca.” He gives me a beautiful broad smile. “Will you go out on a date with me?”
Ahhhh!
“Okay.”
“Next . . . Saturday night?”
“Uh-huh.”
“It’s a date then.”
“I guess it is.” Nerves flutter around in my stomach; this is the first guy I’ve felt any kind of spark from in so long. My eyes roam over the fine specimen.
Michael is tall and built like a Mack truck, huge and muscular. The kind of man I imagine could fuck you through a wall.
The thought makes me weak in the knees. Damn ... it’s been a long drought.
I’ve been as dry as the Sahara and am in desperate need of a good weekend of hot and heavy rain.
“I’m going, Bec.” A voice snaps me out of my dirty daydream, and I glance up to see Blake standing beside us. “Do you want a lift home?” he asks.
“Oh.” I frown.
“I can take you home,” Michael interrupts.
“Okay.” I smile.
“Who are you?” Blake asks.