Page 102 of On Her Team
She growls. “My sisters are here.”
I grin. “I meant it literally. We’ll watch a movie and relax with your sisters.”
“Frozen!” Mila screams. “We can watchFrozen.”
Penelope slams her book shut. “NotFrozenagain. You’ve already seen it twenty-six times.”
“Have not!”
“Have too!”
“Not!”
“Too!”
Addy whips up her hand. “Quiet now. Or no one’s getting dessert.”
“Do I get dessert? I promise to behave.” I bat my eyelashes at her.
She snorts. “You never behave.”
“And you love it,” I whisper.
She shivers before pushing me away. “Promise to behave or you haveto leave.”
Mila rushes to me and wraps her arms around my legs. “Please stay, Gage. Don’t go.”
I raise an eyebrow in challenge to Addy. “I guess I’m staying.”
“Fine. But you have to help with dinner.”
“I’ll do you one better.” I whip out my phone. “I’ll order us pizza.”
“Pizza!” Mila screams. She releases my legs to twirl around the living room. She bangs into the coffee table and several cups fall over. “Oops.”
Addy sighs before kneeling down to pick up the cups. I nudge her out of the way. “I’ve got it. You pick out what kind of pizza you want.”
“Don’t you need to worry about making weight?”
“Weekly weigh-in was today. Which means today is my cheat day.”
“Do you have an answer for everything?”
“Yep.” I tweak her nose before picking up the cups and carrying them to the kitchen. She follows me.
“I’m serious, Gage. You don’t have to stay. Spending a night with my sisters isn’t exactly glamorous.”
I wrap my arms around her and haul her near. “I don’t need glamorous. I need you.”
She melts in my arms. “You definitely have the answer for everything.”
I press my mouth against hers and she opens on a sigh. I thrust my tongue inside and moan when her taste hits me. Itdoesn’t matter how many times I taste her; every time feels like the first time. I will never get enough of her.
She clasps my shoulders, and her fingernails dig into my skin. I—
“What are you doing?” Mila asks and I tear myself away from Addy.
“Um…” Addy’s light brown eyes fill with panic. “We were…”
