Third Chances (Men Of Manhattan #2) - Ivy Smoak Page 0,92

glad to know that James and Mason were faithful. Maybe that meant Rob would be too. Not that we were dating. I really needed to talk to him alone. He was only going to be here for a few more hours and we had a lot to figure out. How could I get him away from his friends? By telling him you want his cum dripping down your chin. I took a bite of my burger to try and stop thinking with my hormones.

"Never have I ever been a teacher," Mason said. "Wait, no, that's a lie. I've just taught people things outside of a classroom."

Matt laughed.

I wasn't sure what was so funny, or what on earth he was referring to.

"Let me clarify," Mason said. "Never have I ever been a teacher at a school."

James and I both drank. He looked a little sad after he set down his beer. Again I got the feeling that he still wanted to be a professor. I just didn't understand why he didn't realize it. I glanced at Rob. He was staring at James too.

Rob cleared his throat. "Never have I ever been in love." Apparently he thought that statement would fix it. And I did see a smile cross James' face. Mason and James were the only two to drink.

I had loved so much. And so much had been taken away from me. I had never been in love, though. As much as I wanted it, I wasn't sure I could handle it. The thought of putting my heart in someone else's hands was terrifying. They'd probably just squash it. Rob would squash my heart. It already felt like he was. I was getting attached and he had such a casual air about him. He took showers outside because he hated how stifling a roof was. Love was stifling too. I knew my love would be, because I'd be so scared of losing it. I'd suffocate him. I needed to make this game fun again. I needed to not think about Rob leaving in a few hours.

"Never have I ever had a threesome," I blurted out.

Mason laughed. "I'm probably the most guilty of that one."

"With the girl you're going to propose to?"

He shook his head. "No. I would never share Bee with anyone. I've just had a sensational past." He laughed again and took a sip of his beer.

James tried to discretely take a sip of his beer.

"You too, James?"

He looked a little embarrassed when he made eye contact with me. "That was way before I met Penny, although I would never refer to my past as sensational. More like a string of mistakes."

"So you've never had one with Penny?"

He laughed. "No. I'm known to get a little jealous. I'm not sure I could handle that. And I like to think that I'm enough for her. She's certainly enough for me."

How did his confession of having a threesome turn into something sweet? Penny must have a hard time winning arguments with him. He didn't play fair at all.

"I've never had one," Matt said. "Maybe we could experience our first time together, Daphne."

"Shut the fuck up, Matt. You had a threesome the night after Penny's graduation party," Rob tossed his empty beer bottle at him. "I know because James and Penny wouldn't let me spend the night and I had to listen to you sloppily trying to please two women at once. Or was it a devil's threesome? I can't quite remember."

Matt laughed. "It was definitely two girls. And it was only because you passed on one of them. You were acting all weird that night. I wasn't going to leave one of them alone. Besides, you're not so innocent yourself."

I looked at Rob. He had a strange expression on his face. His empty beer bottle was laying on Matt's chair. "Did you take a sip?"

"I'm not sure if I have to answer that. You should have been paying attention."

"Just tell me."

He let go of my leg and shifted uncomfortably in his seat.

"It's not a big deal. I'm just curious."

Rob smiled. "Why, do you want one or something?"

"Not at all."

"Well good, I don't want one with you either. I only want you."

"That doesn't really answer the question."

Matt cleared his throat. "Never have I ever had sex with three women at the Blue Parrot Resort."

Rob took a deep breath and exhaled loudly. He looked even more upset than he had last night when I had walked out of his room. He didn't have to