Marcy's Playground 10 by loyalsock
Date: 4/28/2017,
Categories:
First Time
Author: loyalsock, Source: xHamster
... just a few people coming in was the same. I got absorbed in my reading. A bright orange and yellow hardcover slid into my field of vision on my desk. The new Laurell K. Hamilton book. I looked up. Evan. "Hi, beautiful," he said. I smiled at him. "Thought you'd like this," he said tapping the book. "I've never read her, but I asked my favorite bookseller for a recommendation on what you might like, and she recommended this." "I'm a big Hamilton fan," I said. He smiled. "And I've been looking forward to reading this one, I haven't yet." He smiled bigger. "Should I get you a book?" I asked. He shook his head. A bunch of young, beautiful, twenty-something women came in. Swipe, swipe, swipe. One redhead looked over her shoulder as she was walking in. "See you in there, Evan," she cooed. Bile rose in my throat. "It's unprofessional to want to rip her hair out, right?" I asked. "It's very wrong to be jealous just because she knows your name, right?" "I like it," Evan said. He gave me his card and I swiped it and handed it back. He leaned over and gave me a kiss on the cheek. "I'll see you on the way out, baby." Sigh. A few more people came in. After I swiped everyone in there was a moment's lull. I put down the book I was reading and started on the Laurell K. Hamilton. He asked his bookseller about me? What did he say? When he came out his shirt was unbuttoned an extra button lower at the ...
... collar. "Marcy," he said. His voice was slow and velvety. "How about dinner tonight." The way he said dinner sounded like 'hot monkey gorilla sex'. "Ah, dinner?" "Yeah, dinner." "You know I'm sort of, ah, um..." "I know about J.L.," he said. "Good. Okay. Good." He leaned over my desk. "Doesn't mean I don't want you for...dinner." "Okay, okay," I said. "Dinner. What should I bring?" "Just your sweet self," he said. "And a toothbrush," he said, but he winked. "Seven?" "Okay, seven," I said. He leaned over, gave me a quick peck on the cheek, and left. I went back to reading. It felt nice to feel so cared for. Maybe I imagined the whole sexy emphasis on the word dinner. Nope. I tried to concentrate on my reading. Not happening. I arrived at Heather and Evan's at seven. I brought a small jade plant. Evan answered the door. "Hello sweetness," he said. The house was amazingly silent. I stepped in. I handed Evan the plant. "Thanks," he said. "Where is everybody?" I asked. "Heather has a big exam at school. She wasn't exactly sure what time she'd finish. Cuff and Link are at the groomers, and considering it's right next to the college, Heather's going to pick them up on the way home. J.L. said he had a breakthrough in an important case he's working on, and will be working late on briefs and stuff. He'll try and stop by after dinner if he can." Evan ...