Page 53 of Good Girls Beg

I glanced over toward Hel. Now I was watching for his reaction. He seemed slightly irritated to see the other man. During the whole tour he’d told me the names of the staff we passed but hadn't stopped long enough to speak to any of them. Now I thought about it, he'd moved faster past the men than any of the women. If I didn't know better, I'd think he assumed I was possessed already. By him.

"Why wouldn't you say my name?" Fade asked, leaning against the door. “Right, of course. Why say it when you can scream it?"

"He has a high opinion of himself, doesn't he?" I asked directing the question to Hel.

"Not without reason," Hel said. Of course he'd take Fade’s side. I suppose I would have taken Lyra's side too. Still, that gave me a spike of irritation. I didn't want these men ganging up on me. They were dangerous enough as it was.

“Thanks, boss." Fade smirked at me. "I have to say I'm surprised. I thought you would have been fucking on his desk by now."

"Is that why you're here?" I asked. "You were hoping to catch a glimpse?"

"Catch a glimpse, join in… " Fade shrugged. "I'm flexible. We could ask Oak to come up and join us. Why not? You have three holes and we have a cock each."

"Only one each?" I said disbelieving. "I could have sworn you had more than one. You're cocky enough."

Fade tipped his head back and laughed. "You're cute. I only have one, but mine is big enough for three or four." He rolled his hips, pushing his groin forward provocatively.

I had to force myself not to stare.

"I don't know, but I think doing things like that is considered inappropriate for a workplace,” I said dryly. "Maybe I should report you to your boss." I slid my gaze toward Hel.

"Good luck with that," Fade said sarcastically. "Hel doesn't care what I do. Besides, I'm valuable to Egger security."

"I'm starting to see why you don't have an oceanside office,” I said to Hel. "He has it, doesn't he? He needs it for the open window, because there's no way his ego would fit inside the building otherwise."

Hel chuckled. "She has you there." He turned his dark-eyed gazed towards his friend.

"Don't humor her, " Fade said, his smile not faltering. "She'll be insulting you next."

"So far, he hasn't given me much reason to insult him," I said.

“’So’ and ‘far’ being the key words there," Fade said. "You haven't started to know the real Helmut Egger. You have no idea what he's capable of."

That was likely true, but I wasn't going to give him any points for being right, not if I could help it. Unless it was the pointy end of a pin to pop the bubble of his massive ego. Although, that might make a mess all over the floor. I didn't need to add carpet cleaning to my tally.

"Did you need to speak to the boss about anything?" I asked. "I can leave you two alone if you like?"

I let just enough suggestiveness leak into my tone to hint that they might be the ones fucking on the desk. The image of the two men with their suit jackets on, pants down, Fade leaning over the desk while Hel fucked him from behind, with everything he had, was hot enough to make me ruin my panties if I thought about it too much. Which of course, I was. Could they put on masks and let me watch?

"Where would be the fun in that?" Fade asked slowly.

"Teddie is right," Hel said. “Was there something you wanted?" He looked like he'd reached the end of his patience with Fade’s presence in his office.

Fade’s smile slipped. "I have the quarterly figures for you, boss. I figured you'd want to take a look at them before they're signed off on." He strode over to the desk and placed the tablet beside a cup full of Egger Security pens.

"Thank you." Hel gave him a curt nod. "I'll look them over when I'm finished here."

"Don't take too long," Fade drawled. "I have a few issues to discuss with you about our expenses." He gave me a last look before he turned and strode out of the office leaving the door open behind him.

"He's good at what he does." Hel seemed to be trying to convince himself of that.

"He must be, or you wouldn't put up with him and his attitude," I said flatly.

I regarded Hel for a moment. "You would still put up with his attitude, wouldn't you? Because he's a friend." He was more than a friend. Even if they weren't fucking they were close. You didn't grow up with someone and not have their back no matter what. They were more like brothers than buddies.

Hel sat on the edge of his desk and toyed with his watch. "He puts up with me and my attitude. It goes both ways. It always has."

"And now you're putting up with mine," I said carefully. "In case you haven't noticed, I'm not always the easiest person to get along with."