Bastard.
“Okay, but I’m telling you now, Killian. It won’t happen.”
“We’ll see.”
At the restaurant, I shift in my seat, adjusting for my new accessory. I’m still angry that he ignored me. I could remove it in the bathroom, but some stubborn, embarrassingly aroused part of me wants to prove I can handle it.
Killian watches from across the table, his eyes smoldering. “I’m already losing my mind watching you squirm,” he murmurs.
I cup my elbows and smile shyly, but I won’t let him control everything or think he can just boss me around.
That plug does feel... I don’t know.
That isn’t important. I can’t believe we’re here. On a date.
“It’s a fancy place, but I don’t put out on the first date.”
“You will. You love cock.”
I gasp, but a smile breaks through. “Only yours.”
He shrugs, as calm as can be. “I know. I’ve ruined you for other men.”
“Oh! Wow. Someone is full of himself!” I laugh dramatically, then sip my water. “I’m not into arrogant guys.”
“What kind of guys are you into?” His eyes are intense and sincere.
Toxic and wearing a crooked smile.
But I don’t say that. I think back to the conversation with Jaxson, wondering how this will differ.
“I like a gentleman.”
“Do you like stroking a guy’s hair all night?”
My mouth gapes.
“Uh, what?” I act dumb. I feel dumb. He was awake that night.
Ting, ting.
My gaze darts to my phone, and damn, I’m glad it interrupted at this exact moment.
I find a text.
Evan: Check this out.
Evan: Picture of an office door with his name on it. Underneath reads “Store Manager.”
Whoa. I’m surprised he got a management job, but I guess he really is changing.
“Who is it?” Killian asks.
I set my phone on the table.
“Keysha,” I lie. I don’t want drama tonight. I just want it to be about us on our first date. “I never asked you this, but what do you like in a girl?”
“You.”