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I stared at him, astonished by the casualness with which he'd made the statement and the rueful amus.e.m.e.nt on his face that told me he wasn't entirely kidding. My s.e.x clenched in delicious antic.i.p.ation. I could easily picture becoming seriously addicted to Gideon Cross.
I ate some fries, thinking of someone else who was addicted to Gideon. "Magdalene could be a problem for me."
He swallowed a bite of his burger and washed it down with a swig from his bottled water. "She told me she'd talked to you, and that it didn't go well."
I gave props to Magdalene's scheming and the clever attempt to cut me off at the pa.s.s. I'd have to be very careful with her, and Gideon was going to have to do something about her - like cut her off, period.
"No, it didn't go well," I agreed. "But then I don't appreciate being told that you don't respect the women you f**k and that the moment you shoved your d.i.c.k into me you were done with me."
Gideon stilled. "She said that?"
"Word for word. She also said you're keeping on her ice until you're ready to settle down."
"Did she now?" His low voice had a chilling bite to it.
My stomach knotted, knowing things could either go really right or really wrong, depending on what Gideon said next. "Don't you believe me?"
"Of course I believe you."
"She could be a problem for me," I repeated, not letting it go.
"She won't be a problem. I'll talk to her."
I hated the thought of him talking to her, because it made me sick with jealousy. I figured that was an issue I should disclose up front. "Gideon..."
"Yes?" He'd finished his burger and was working on the fries.
"I'm a very jealous person. I can be irrational with it." I poked at my burger with a fry. "You might want to think about that, and whether or not you want to deal with someone who has self-esteem issues like I do. It was one of my sticking points when you first propositioned me, knowing it was going to drive me nuts having women salivating all over you and not having the right to say anything about it."
"You have the right now."
"You're not taking me seriously." I shook my head and took another bite of my cheeseburger.
"I've never been as serious about anything in my life." Reaching over, Gideon ran a fingertip over the corner of my mouth, and then licked off the dab of sauce he'd collected. "You're not the only one who can get possessive. I'm very proprietary about what's mine."
I didn't doubt that for a minute.
I took another bite and thought of the night ahead. I was eager. Ridiculously so. I was dying to see Gideon naked. Dying to run my hands and lips all over him. Dying to have another go at driving him crazy. And I was d.a.m.n near desperate to be under him, to feel him straining over me, pounding into me, coming hard and deep inside me...
"Keep thinking those thoughts," he said roughly, "and you'll be late again."
I looked at him with raised brows "How did you know what I'm thinking?"
"You get this look on your face when you're turned on. I intend to put that look on your face as often as possible." Gideon covered his plate again and stood, withdrawing a business card from his pocket and setting it down beside me. I could see that he'd written his home and cell phone numbers on the back. "I feel stupid asking this question considering our present conversation, but I need your cell phone number."
"Oh." I forcibly dragged my thoughts out of the bedroom. "I have to get one first. It's on my to-do list."
"What happened to the phone you were texting with last week?"
My nose wrinkled. "My mother was using it to track my movements around the city. She's a tad...overprotective."
"I see." He brushed the backs of his fingers down my cheek. "That's what you were talking about when you said your mom is stalking you."
"Yes, unfortunately."
"Okay, then. We'll take care of the phone after work before we head to the gym. It's safer for you to have one. And I want to be able to call you whenever I feel like it."
I set down the quarter of my burger that I couldn't eat, and wiped my hands and mouth. "That was delicious. Thank you."
"It was my pleasure." He leaned over me and pressed his lips briefly to mine. "Do you need to use the washroom?"
"Yes. I need my toothbrush from my purse, too."
A few minutes later, I found myself standing in a washroom hidden behind a door that blended seamlessly with the mahogany paneling behind the flat screens. We brushed our teeth side by side at the double sink vanity, our gazes meeting in our mirrored reflections. It was such a domestic, normal thing to do and yet we both seemed to delight in it.
"I'll take you back down," he said, crossing his office to the coatrack.
I followed him, but veered off when we reached his desk. I went to it and put my hand on the clear s.p.a.ce in front of his chair. "Is this where you are most of the day?"
"Yes." He shrugged into his jacket and I wanted to bite him, he looked so delectable.
Instead, I hopped up to sit directly in front of his chair. According to my watch I had five minutes. Barely enough time to get back to work, but still. I couldn't resist exercising my new rights. I pointed at his chair. "Sit."
His brows rose, but he came over without argument and settled gracefully into the seat.
I spread my legs and crooked my finger. "Closer."
He rolled forward, filling the s.p.a.ce between my thighs. He wrapped his arms around my h*ps and looked up at me. "One day soon, Eva, I'm going to f**k you right here."
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