She does have a nice ass, though.
Once I find a quiet spot, I put my stuff down in front of a hanging bag. I take a quick peek at the makeshift ring to the right of me, nodding at its appearance.
“My oh my, is thattheEzra Maya?”
I smile as I turn around.
“It’s good to see you too, Morton.”
He pulls me in for a hug, and I don’t protest.
“How have you been? I haven’t seen you in forever.”
“I will fill you up with my cum and then beat you as I watch it trickle down your legs.”
I snap back to reality. “I’ve just been really busy with Noah.”
Morton looks at me, and I smile.
Sometimes, lying is the only way to protect the people you care about.
“Well, I’m glad you’re back. I could definitely use someone to help deflate the male ego running rampant in this place. It makes the gym smell like horseshit.”
I laugh. “I’ll do my best, but we both know Brianne is much better than me at making men cry.”
I note the quick change of expression on Morton’s face. Though he’ll never admit it, he is deathly afraid of my cousin.
Most people are.
“Yeah…Well…Anyways, I know Max Porter has been dying for a good fight.”
I stifle a gag at that name. “That guy’s such a tool.”
“I agree, which is why I’d like you two to spar. It’s time a well-trained fighter kicks his damn ass.”
Who am I to say no to that?
“Deal,” I say. “Just give me a time and place, and I’ll be there. Oh, Morton, make sure to tell him not to go easy on me. I would hate for Porter to think he ever had any real shot.”
During
JOEY
I run up to Ezra and scan her body for injuries.
“Did he hurt you,” I ask.
She is chewing on a granola bar with her back against the wall. “What do you care?”
Ignoring her, I repeat myself.
“I asked if he hurt you.”
She throws the wrapper at my feet. “I know.”
“Answer me then,” I demand.
“No.”