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“That includes Maverick Miller. He doesn’t believe in rules. He’s got a girl in every city, and he’s been pictured with models and actresses every other week.
Something is touching my ass. Which is weird, because I thought I went to bed alone last night.
“It’s a shame it’s only going to be ninety-nine percent effective now. The only thing I want to do with you, pretty boy, is kick your ass on the ice,” she whispers. I swallow and try to get my bearings. She’s so close, and I fucking love it. “You think I’m pretty?” “You would only hear that part, wouldn’t you?”
“Someone really needs to knock you down a few pegs, pretty boy.” I elbow his stomach and give his shoulder a light shove as I push past him. He stumbles on his feet and falls onto his ass. I look down at him with an innocent smile. “Oops. I tripped.”
ever seen—pulls at her lips, and I’m the proudest motherfucker in the world. I want to set off a confetti cannon. Hang a banner from the rafters of the Civic Center that says I MADE EMERSON HARTWELL SMILE. Put it on a T-shirt and wear it around town.
You’re hurting my ego by outshining me, Red.” That earns me another half smile from her, and I want to collect them all. Shove them in my pocket and keep them for myself.
“Says the guy who follows people around like a lost dog.” “I’m just looking for an owner I guess.”
“Well, well, well. Are you reading up on me, Hartwell? Writing my name in your diary?”
“Besides, I don’t think Hartwell is just anyone.” “Watch it, Cap. Don’t go falling in love with her.”
“Miller is…” I hum and trace the rim of my glass with my fingers.
“You gonna finish that sentence, Red, or just leave me hanging?” a deep voice asks. I whip my head to the right. There’s Maverick Miller, holding three beers in one of his hands and grinning at me.
Half the arena is women, which isn’t anything new. What’s different are the signs and jerseys they’re holding. None of them are for me or the boys. They’re all for Emerson. “Wicked, isn’t it?” Ethan grins. “I’ve never seen anything like this.”
“Do you think we should—” “Do it again?” Maverick finishes for me. “It could be considered research.”
“Take me to church, Emmy,” he murmurs. His hands run up my thighs and squeeze my hips. “Please.” “I didn’t think you were a religious guy,” I whisper, and I sink down on him in a bleary fog.
“I’m not.” Maverick bites the soft skin near my shoulder as I take him another inch deeper, and my breath catches in my throat. “But I imagine you’re what heaven feels like, so I’m a converted man.”
“A limo? How did you pull that off?” “I didn’t. Maverick did.” Piper’s smile is sly. “Is there something you need to share, Emmy? A reason why the notorious playboy and star right winger hasn’t been spotted with a woman in months and is sending fancy cars to the apartment?”
EG- I hope you’re the one who finds this. If not, I’ll deny any involvement. Don’t tell the others, but you’re my favorite. Can’t wait to see you tonight. I really hope you’re not wearing any underwear. -PB
“If he comes within four feet of the goal, I’ll shove my stick down his throat,” Liam says, and from him, it’s the equivalent of a love poem.
Five minutes of game time, and this dude’s been brutalized ten times.
Wait a second. I used to be Puck Daddy. What happened to that nickname? Hudson No one called you that besides yourself.