He didn’t even bother to look at me. “Could be better.”
 
 “How so?” I sidled up beside him as he leaned against the railing, taking in the way he smelled. So. . . outdoorsy. Maybe like cedar and fresh air with a bit of spice.
 
 I loved it.
 
 He said nothing and shook his head before blowing out the smoke from the hit he’d taken.
 
 “Is there anything I can do to help?” I ventured softly.
 
 It took him a minute to look over at me, but his piercing green eyes made my breath catch as they locked on mine.
 
 “You could make me a sandwich,” he said after a moment, a tiny smirk on his lips.
 
 I blinked at him, completely shocked by his answer. I really thought he’d ask me for something else.
 
 “Is that all?”
 
 “What else could I want?” He studied me, the look on his face making my insides tighten.
 
 “Well, pretty much anything,” I said around a soft laugh. “But I’ll make you a sandwich if that’s what you want.”
 
 “It’s what I want.” He stepped away from me, his eyes fixed on me for a moment, before he turned to leave me alone outside.
 
 I let out a shaky breath before I smiled.
 
 He wanted more. He was just playing with me. That was OK because I liked playing.
 
 I stayed outside for a few more minutes before I went back into the house to see the guys had stopped playing and were just chatting in the living room. I went straight to the kitchen and looked for the bread, finally finding it in the cupboard.
 
 I had no idea what sort of sandwich he wanted.
 
 I should have asked outside. Damnit.
 
 Clearing my throat, I called out to him. “Church?”
 
 Conversation halted in the living room as I stood holding a piece of bread in the kitchen.
 
 “What kind of sandwich do you want?” I finished.
 
 “Cock meat. It’s his favorite,” Stitches chortled.
 
 Ashes snorted.
 
 “We have ham in there. Or turkey. Surprise me,” Church said, throwing a pillow at Stitches who caught it while laughing.
 
 “You’re getting my girlfriend to make you food?” A sour expression crossed Sin’s face.
 
 “I’ll make you one too,” I said, hoping I sounded cheerful and not irritated.
 
 A smile touched Sin’s lips. “Ham and cheese.”
 
 I turned to get to work, but Stitches interrupted me.
 
 “I’ll have a peanut butter and jelly. Ashes will take the cock meat since Church wasn’t hungry for it.”
 
 “Man, fuck you,” Ashes said, swatting at Stitches who laughed loudly again.
 
 I wanted to be annoyed, but I was grateful that Church was giving me this chance. And that Sin was letting it happen.