Forbidden Affairs
So did I.
“Want another?” Jace asked, lifting the bourbon bottle.
“Last one,” I said, lying. He poured. We drank.
Mason sat across, elbows on knees, eyes low, face unreadable. He has that dark mechanic-poet thing—tattoos, scar across one eyebrow, voice that rarely lifts. When he finally spoke, it went through me. “You happy?” he asked.
“With Caleb?” I laughed too loudly. “Yeah. Sure. Why?”