Page 38 of Accidental Theirs
“I was invited.”
“You’re not keeping tabs on me?”
He tilts his head. “Should I be?”
I frown harder. “No. We’re just friends. Besides, I don’t need anyone checking up on me.”
He holds up his hands. “Rest assured, I’m just here to mingle with co-workers.”
“So, you're not going to stop me if I take someone else home?”
Dominic’s brown eyes shoot to mine, and his shoulders stiffen.
“Do youwantto take someone else home?”
“Maybe.”
He gets closer to me, putting a hand on my hip, and my heart begins to race.
“Are youtryingto drive me crazy?” he whispers into theshell of my ear, and his possessive words and sharp look send shivers down my spine, heat pooling in my lower belly.
I know that if he says one more word, I’ll fold, so I make my way back to the bar, hoping that my good friend, alcohol, will grease the wheels and let me do something a little crazy.
I’m crawling out of my skin. I needsomething.
In the back of my mind, I remember the fantasy I had the other night—Dominic, Sebastian,andDamien.
I flush even deeper. There’s no way I could ever pull that off.
I glance over at Damien, and he smiles at me. I do the same to Sebastian, and he smiles, too.
Or...could I?
I chug down my second drink and then order a shot and take it, too, letting the alcohol fuzz my thoughts and then cutting myself off. I order a bottle of water and saunter over to Sebastian.
“Let me ask you a question.”
“This isn’t going to be about my personal life again, is it?” He sounds almost exasperated.
“W-well, kind of,” I manage, but keep going before I lose my liquid courage boost. “Would you ever do something like... in a group?”
He looks at me, blue eyes cool as if he’s sizing me up. “What do you mean?”
I deflate.
He’s really going to make me work for it.
“In bed,” I whisper, and he leans closer as if he can’t hear me.
“What?"
“In bed," I say louder, and he grins wickedly and pulls away, looking down at me.
“My, my, Olivia. I didn’t know you had it in you.”
“Just answer the question.”
He laughs, throwing his head back. “I didn’t get to this age without a few... group projects.”
