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Yep. I hate her.
Harley shrugs out of his blazer, and for a single heart-stopping second, I think he’s going to take his shirt off too. Disappointment burns me when he rolls up his sleeves instead. Shouldn’t he be worried about getting blood on his crisp white shirt? God, I’m such a pervert.
Blatant lie. I’d be interested in him. Or either of his friends, really.
From the time he shot me.
“Settle down, Beaumont, I’m just saying you’re a decent human being when you’re not being an asshole to me.” He clears his throat and I swear there’s color on his cheeks that wasn’t there before. “Are you blushing right now? What exactly has you swooning? The word asshole?”
“So, we’re criminals now? We just take things whenever we want them? I’m not sure I have enough black in my wardrobe for this, someone should have pre-warned me,” drawls Blaise as he wipes his hands on his jeans. “We were always a little criminal, Morrison,” says Ash and I try to ignore their
“I’m never going to eat again. Goodbye boobs, it was nice having you,” I mutter and Avery cackles. “That will shut them up! The boobs are in danger.” Harley snorts and shoves the French toast back at me. “Save the boobs, Mounty.”
I cannot have Blaise in this room while I’m off my tits. Bad idea. I can’t have him around until I’m back… on my tits. Or whatever the opposite of this is.
“Secret girls business,” says Avery in her most innocent voice. He rolls his eyes at her. “With the two of you that could be anything from pairing the correct shoes with an outfit to plotting the murder of a filthy rich senator for your own gain.”

