Page 42 of Drawn To Darkness


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Warmth spreads through my chest while there are flutters in my stomach.

I think it’s safe to say I’m crushing hard on the man, and if I’m not careful, I’ll be head over heels before I know it.

Closing my eyes, I get lost in the memory of having his body pinning me down on the couch while his mouth did things to mine that had me almost crying with the emotions it stirred in my heart.

The man really has a way of making me feel special…as if I could be his entire world.

Don’t be stupid.

My eyes snap open, and shaking my head, I open the door and head to Tyrone’s place.

I knock quickly, and he opens within seconds with a grin on his face.

“So, you and your boss?”

“I almost had a panic attack when you started asking him questions!” I go inside where it’s warmer. “Dario doesn’t know I’m a janitor at his company.”

A frown forms on Tyrone’s brow. “Why?”

“Because I’m not ready for him to know.” I sit down on his couch, then say, “The heat is out in my apartment.”

“Want to crash here tonight?”

“No, I have the extra blanket. I’ll tell Winston tomorrow so he can fix it.”

Tyrone takes a seat on the armchair and pins me with a serious look. “So why aren’t you ready for your boss to know you work for him?”

“Duh.” I wave a hand in the air. “Show me a rich guy who wants to date a woman who cleans toilets and scrubs floors.”

“There’s nothing wrong with being a janitor,” Tyrone mutters. “It’s honest money.”

“I know.” I let out a sigh. “But what if he finds out and fires my ass?”

“Why would he fire you? You haven’t done anything wrong.”

“Yeah, I have. I steal half an hour of company time to dance in one of the studios.”

“Just say you were doing it during a break. You’re allowed to take breaks, right?”

“True.” My teeth tug at my bottom lip, then I look at Tyrone. “I really like him.”

A smile spreads over his face. “Yeah? You think he likes you too?”

Grinning like an idiot, I nod. “The way he kisses me makes me feel special.”

“The man’s got game.” Tyrone raises an eyebrow at me. “Just make sure he wraps it before you-know-what.”

I pull a grossed-out face. “Eww…don’t give me the birds and bees talk.”

Chuckling, he says, “You’re the one who started talking about kissing. I just want to make sure my girl doesn’t get knocked up.”

Changing the subject back to a safer topic, I ask, “What do you think of Dario?”

Tyrone shakes his head. “I didn’t get to spend time with him, so it’s hard to say.” He shrugs, then chuckles. “Either the man got one hell of a hard-on for you or he has a spine of steel. You know, with him coming here and all. He didn’t seem worried for his safety.”

“True,” I murmur, thinking back to when we came home earlier.

Dario actually seemed relaxed, as if he’d been here a million times before.

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