RYLEIGH
I looked downat the monster parked near the sidewalk, and suddenly, my excitement from before dissipated, and in its place was apprehension.
And lots of it.
“I changed my mind,” I said. “Do you want to take my car instead?”
He looked at me with amusement in his eyes. “Are you saying you don’t like the bike?”
“No, of course not,” I said, hoping I didn’t offend him.
It was a monster of a bike. A huge bike.
All right, so no bigger than a regular motorcycle I’d seen on the street, but then again, I had never had to get on one of them before.
“It’s a fine bike,” I added, nodding, so he knew I was serious.
He bit his bottom lip, and I narrowed my eyes at him.
He looked like he was trying hard not to laugh at me.
“Then get on it, baby.”
I shook my head. It didn’t look stable.
He looked at me thoughtfully. “You’re scared.”
“Well, duh.”
He laughed then. I didn’t let the sound affect me.
Much.
Coming up close to me, he wrapped his arms around my waist and pulled me close. I placed my arms around his shoulders, trying to keep from suggesting we skip this breakfast date and perhaps go back up to my apartment and do what I had been too cautious about doing before.
Have sex.
I didn’t think I was ready for it when we were back at my apartment, as he helped me fix my dress, but that sounded better than getting on this death trap.
I took him in, from those gorgeous brown eyes, long eyelashes, strong nose, and kissable lips, and down to his broad shoulders, muscular pec, and hard abs.
I swallowed.
Yeah, it sounded like a good idea.
He let his hand come down and pinch my butt cheek.
“Hey.” I glared up at him.
“My eyes are up here, sweetheart.”
“I know that.”
He laughed. “Stop checking me out and focus.”
“I’m focusing.”
His eyes danced with humor a bit before they turned serious, and he said, “Do you really think I would let anything happen to you?”