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You’re not gonna let me fuck you tonight, are you?”
“No. You have to earn it !”
“How do I earn it ?!”

“I like having you like this,” I whisper. “On your back. Legs spread.

“This is such a bad idea,” she whispers back.
“Then tell me to stop.”
“No.”
“No what?”.
“Don’t stop”

Ahhhhhhhh the bowling date and the car scene b let’s goooo 🎉🎉🎉🫦🫦🫦

“Well, we’re playing each other soon. It’s a big game.”
“It’s a big game,” she agrees.
“Which raises the question—who will you be rooting for when you’re sitting in those stands? Your school or your new boyfriend?” I flash a cheeky smile over my shoulder.
It’s her turn to double over in laughter. “You’re not my boyfriend.”
“That’s not what you told Mulder…”

He’s such a loser

“You’re questioning why you’re here.”
“Aren’t you?”
“No. I told you, we’ve got chemistry and I want to see where it goes.”
I blow out a breath. “It won’t go anywhere, Connelly, so get that idea out of your head. The only reason I’m here is because you bullied me into a date.”
“Keep telling yourself that, babe.”

Ahhhhhhhhh

On the Player One line, I type Brenna.
For Player Two, I type Little Jakey.

“Let me enter our names in the—” Jake stops, noticing the overhead screen. He sighs. Really? What are you, a five-year-old?”
“No, but it sounds like you are, Little Jakey.”
“I’ll show you who’s little,” he growls.
“What are you gonna do, whip your dick out?
“You’re right. I’ll save that move for later.”

“You come here often?” I ask dryly.
“Every weekend during the off-season. This place is dear to my heart.”
That catches me by surprise. “Really?”
“No. Of course not. I picked it because it’s roughly halfway between our houses.” He snorts. “So gullible.”
“Yeah, that’s on me,” I say with a sigh. “I should’ve known better than to believe you have a heart.”
“I totally have a heart

“Hey,” I say to get his attention. “I wanted to see if I could borrow the Jeep. I’m meeting a friend tonight.”
“All these mysterious friends,” he mutters, his eyes remaining glued to the screen. “Do any of these friends have names?”
“They sure do.” But I don’t offer them.
Dad snorts

Screaming

“Hey,” I say to get his attention. “I wanted to see if I could borrow the Jeep. I’m meeting a friend tonight.”
“All these mysterious friends,” he mutters, his eyes remaining glued to the screen. “Do any of these friends have names?”
“They sure do.” But I don’t offer them.
Dad snorts

Screaming

Want to make out some more before we go?” Jake’s tone is boyishly hopeful.
“Nope.”
His gaze turns devilish. “How about a blowjob?”
“Aw, I appreciate the offer, but I don’t have a penis.”

I love her

“Oh really? Was that a fake make-out?”
“This isn’t the real date,” he says sternly. “But we should probably schedule that. When are you free?”
“Never.”
“How about tomorrow?”
Back-to-back nights? Is he nuts? I don’t even do that with the people I date for real. “Wow. You’re dying to see me again, huh?”
“Yes,” he admits, and my heart betrays me by skipping a beat. “So.Tomorrow?”

You’re very sexy.” I echo her previous remark, my voice coming out hoarse.
She smirks. “I know.”
“And cocky.”
“That, too.”
“Guess that makes us two peas in a pod
Maybe. And that’s probably why we’d never work.”
“Work…what do you mean, work?”
“As a couple.”
My answering laugh is low, seductive.”Who says I want us to be a couple? Right now I want to see if there’s chemistry.”