Page 21 of Pedal to the Metal
“Point made,” she says and I laugh. I walk over to my dresser and take out a pair of black lace back cheeksters and some low cut socks.
“Interesting choice,” Rivet says with a smirk, eyeing the panties. “Planning on showing them off to anyone special.”
“No one special to show them off to. I just want to feel sexy tonight,” I tell her.
She just smiles and shakes her head at me. I head into the bathroom to change. I get into my new outfit and place my dirty clothes in a hamper just outside the bathroom. I go back in to do my hair and makeup, this time leaving the door open. As I’m curling my hair, Tink comes up behind me and whistles.
“Hot mama! Going braless tonight, huh?” she asks giving me a look.
“If I wear a bra with this shirt, it will look tacky,” I explain to her. Really, it’s just an excuse. So what if I’m dressing up to get Raze’s attention. Flirting won’t hurt.
“Yeah, I’m sure that’s it,” she says sarcastically. I look at her through the mirror.
“Nothing will happen with Raze. He’s part of the club. I don’t date the brothers, you know that,” I tell her. I’ve always sworn off the brothers. I’m too close to most of them, and if it didn’t work out, it would make it super awkward.
“None of them have ever looked at you the way Raze does. He didn’t grow up with us. He may be one of the brothers, but he isn’t your brother.” She talks like he looks at me some type of way, but I don’t see it.
I wouldn’t mind getting to know him, but these guys aren’t the type to settle down. I don’t respond to Tink and I finish curling my hair. When I’m done, it falls in long, beach waves. For my makeup, all I do is add a swipe of mascara, making my lashes even longer than what they already are, and put on a deep red matte lipstick. All three of us are just finishing up when there’s a knock on my bedroom door. I open it to see Buster standing there.
“Well hello, gorgeous,” he laughs. “Think you ladies are ready to head over to the clubhouse? You’ve been up here for a good two hours.”
“We were just about to head downstairs,” I tell him. I look over my shoulder to Tink and Rivet. “Let’s go cause some trouble.”
