“I’ve more than enough testosterone to deal with, having you glued to my hip on a daily basis, Carrero. And no. I don’t ever see you taking that hat off and being happy with only one woman to keep your interest.” I’m trying to keep my focus on my food as my cheeks warm up, I’m not comfortable with this ever-probing fascination with my lack of boyfriend. It makes me squirm in my seat.
“Emma?” he looks at me pointedly, that hint of serious coming through the boyish charm.
“Even women have needs.”
Do they?
I think sourly. I’m pretty sure I’ve never needed to go there. I tried it when I was young; non-serious boyfriends and the pressure of other kids doing it. I didn’t like it much and it only left a nasty taste in my mouth.
“You would know, of course, being one hundred percent hot-blooded male.” I laugh at him, raising a brow at the man who is as far from feminine as any guy can get.
“I go to bed with enough women to know it’s not only men who crave sex. There’s no way you can tell me you don’t get the raging horn, at all?” He’s a little too focused on me now and looking all too invested in this.
“Jake, can we talk about something else? I don’t think I want to talk about sex with my boss over lunch.” An anxious knot has moved up into my stomach at the topic of conversation making me uncomfortable, like I always am when any conversation is turned on me and my life. Something he often does. He has no sense of boundaries.
“Do you need me to set you up? Are you secretly man shy? Or maybe I should show you what a real man feels like.” He winks at me and I just roll my eyes, suppressing a smile at his humor.
“Like I would ever trust your choice of men … Or you! … The Daniel Hunters of this world don’t do a thing for me.” I smile sweetly.
That’s an understatement.
“So, what is your type of man?” he asks curiously, focusing on me instead of his food now. I throw him a dark look, indicating that I really mean we are done with this topic.
Far, far,
home to visit your mom anytime soon?” he pushes in a new direction instead, but I just drop my fork, mood dying,
For god’s sake.
head at him, irritated, being too
and I kick him back, a light satisfied smirk crossing my mouth as he grimaces with a glare. Relieving me
you always bring her up?” I accuse. Pissed that he does this – a
on the other side of the world. You know you can use the jet whenever you need it.” He’s
and see ‘Mommy’, Jake. I’m a big girl with my own life.” I scold. I hate that he always presses me
gave birth to me and raised me. I can’t imagine going
to New York. I don’t need to go home.” My food isn’t satisfying me like it normally does, and I realize the conversation is souring the
of the
snap. Finally letting the irritation rule and losing
pissed about this?” My eyes flash up as though he’s struck me, but I quickly look back down. I won’t have this conversation; he needs to leave it alone and know when he’s crossing the line—again.
say quietly, the rush of emotion running through me, dampening all of the happy I had on
never talk about you, Emma … You know everything about
snap, a little
you do know now.” He sulks a little, his green eyes narrowing under furrowed brows.
like this and usually for similar topics. I sigh heavily, annoyed, at well, everything. Guilty at making him like
to privacy.” I remember the fleeting look earlier in our conversation and see it reflected in his eyes once more. Something is there after all. It seems to cause
his plate, definite sulk face on.
Man-child returns.
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