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was making the coffee, because Cass seemed to think calling customers assholes was bad for business. So I had to take my petty revenge by spelling people’s names wrong on their cups—or mishearing them totally. Bob? I could’ve sworn you said Boob. Scott? Are you sure you didn’t say Snot?
Pumpkin spice wasn’t lovely. It was fucking nasty. I said what I said, and I stood behind it.
The manager, Steph, was the only total bitch on staff (aside from me), so of course I loved her.
I sighed as I turned to see Dex sitting on the basement steps. “What do you want?” I asked, walking over toward him. Dex shrugged. “Cassius wants to know what’s going on with Q and Aiden. He’s pissed. He did adopt them, and then you stole and rehomed them.” I sighed, rubbing the bridge of my nose. “Dex, they aren’t stray pets.” Dex looked offended. “I know that! They’re stray humans. Obviously. I still don’t think you can just steal and rehome them.”
Nope, not doing heavy feelings this early in the morning. As I always told Aiden, mornings were for caffeine and sass (and sex, if you had a cute guy in your bed).
“I am not adorable. I am full of attitude and sass,” I muttered. He pushed off the covers and kissed his way to my chest, licking at a nipple. I gasped but kept talking. “I am a grumpy motherfucker. A force of darkness who can destroy joy with a single barbed comment.” He chuckled, nibbling down to my stomach. I smacked his head when he hit a ticklish spot. “I am violence incarnate. I am—Fuck, Liam, what are you—” I gasped, unable to finish the sentence, because Liam had just pulled my pants down and swallowed my cock like it was his favorite candy.
