Page 86 of Hard Rock Sin
Cameron looked to Noah in surprise. "You and Jen never…?"
"Long legs," Noah grunted.
"Where there's a will, there's a way." Cameron grinned.
I shifted uncomfortably, not liking to think about either my brother or Cameron's sex lives.
Kell jumped in, although he was sitting almost across from Jen.
"Never have I ever had sex in the backseat of apolicecar." He grinned and knocked back a shot.
Emily elbowed him, her face red. "Wait your turn." She took her own flustered sip.
I frowned. "Can you drink on your own turn?"
"When you're Kell, it's practically the point of the game," Cameron said.
"And are all the questions supposed to be about sex?"
"They don't have to be," Kell replied with a mad grin. "But where's the fun in that?"
"It's your turn August," Jen said.
"Never have I ever been a complete dickface and stolen another artist's album concept."
August's voice was cool and deadpan, but his laser stare was enough to burn a hole straight through Kell's chest.
The blond threw his hands up in surrender.
"Blame Jayce. He's the one who wanted to go all artsy and meaningful and shit. I would have been perfectly happy singing about biting the heads off bats for another album or two."
"Is that really what you sing about?" I asked.
"No." Cameron smirked. "This guy likes to think he's a hardcore metalhead, but deep down inside he's just some soft-core indie hipster."
Kell squawked. "I object to that statement!"
"I've heard your solo work." August looked his nose down at Kell. "Acoustic indie shit."
"Only some of it," he complained.
"Oh no," Emily groaned. "Are we getting into thewho's-more-hard-rockargumentagain?"
I spoke up. "From what I've heard, both bands sound kind of the same."
The entire table went silent for a moment, before chaos broke out.
"You take that back!" Kell pointed an accusing finger at me.
"My work is leagues beyond what this one is capable of." August tried to sound unruffled, but I could see his eyebrow twitching.
"We're never going to hear the end of this," Jen moaned.
"It's Lily's turn!" Cameron declared loudly. He pounded his glass on the table, shaking it. "Shut up and let her go."
The grumbling quieted down, although Kell still had a disgruntled look on his face.
I thought quickly, trying to come up with something fast while their attention was diverted.
