The CEO's Playboy Son
opened up, I knew I was going to have to hurry. As quickly as I could, I darted down the street, looking for the subway
ed as I felt the thin fabric of my dress start to soak through. It was a cold rain, es
I could. Puddles were forming all around me and despite my best efforts to stay dry, I landed in a deep one that sent r
y wishing it to change. I could finally see the subway sign – I was only a block a
groaned. Was this asshole going to stay parked he
ve to dart out into the rain while cursing his misfortune. But when I re
as beckoning me inside
n
stupidly, staring
n," he said. He jerke
I stammered. My chee
nd winked. The wink was enough to melt my heart, and
ed. "B
nry said firm
g harder than ever and with a squ
ion. "Take us to Brooklyn," he said in a clear voice. Tu
"That obv
nned. "Ch
sked after accepting a flute full of Los
gne, then leaned back against t
ed. "Why? You don't have to
at? I'm not allowe
same smirking, smug creature who had paraded around in fr
amy taste of the fizzy alcohol. "I just..." I trailed off, bl
the harder. "I'd like to know you, though," he added, placing a hand on my knee. The c
York I was used to. Instead of a gritty, smelly, buzzing city, I was now enclosed in a
eat. "I could get used to this," I said
Here," he said, passing me a Burberry
es for any hint of sarcasm. But there was n
ally. "What happen
ed asking. Just as I was about to tell him that
ut it's not just that." He sighed. "My father hasn't ever taken me seriously. I guess I stopped
and took a sip of champagne
– he was always working. And Mom divorced him when I was a little kid. She ran off with her lawyer and now they live in the Bahamas. She has four k
I said slowly. "Mothers are supposed
h, supposed to," he said. "T
"I'm sorry," I said softly. "I
thinking about what it would feel like if he touched me again. Being around him was making me feel both excited and nervous at once –
te complaining. I don't know what's wrong with
any good friends?" I cringed, realiz
't really discuss our feelings very much." He smirked again. "My best budd
hen I realized it was because I was starting to feel really comfortable around Henry. That I was jealous thinking about him going out on a normal day. Tha
idn't expect that." He laughed. "You
aid. "My mom always said that made me awkwar
hould be like you," he added. This time, his eyes
red wildly in my chest as Henry moved closer. He licked his lips and my stomach flippe
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