A Millionaire, His Suit And Poor Me – Part 11

“Noras, are you sure this is okay with me?” Jace asked. The blue shirt made his eyes pop and his dark jeans fit him perfectly. I rolled my eyes as I ran my fingers through his hair, messing it up a bit.

“You look beautiful”. I huffed. “For the hundredth time.”

He stuck his tongue out at me as he stepped back to look in the mirror before leaving his room. I followed him into the living room, where he collapsed on the couch. I lay down next to him, placing my legs on top of his.

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n,” I replied. There was a brief pause before I continued. “And Henris is c

, narrowing his eyes that were fixed on me. “What did you say ?”

ould be here at s

“La

then?”

He scolded me. I grumbled, putting my head in

h his bony arms crossed over his chest. “He invited himself!”

f pure fun just between the four of us!”

sighed. “Do as you wish, Noras.

wing a pillow at him. He quickly dodged i

eted Alice and Aaron with a hug. Aaron wore black pants and a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up. Alice, for her part,

ooking forward to tonight. Work has been stressful lately.”

ope so.” Aaron whispered.

chin with his hand, lifting my head to meet his gaze. He pulled me closer to him. “Noras, I swear to God that if you don’t change, I’m going to f**k you against the wall ri

took him by the shoulders, standing on tiptoes. His safe, warm embrace. This was my favorite part

ning now. “You tied your hair up,” he observed, running his fingers over my neck. His cold hands on my skin. “And when you change, don’t cover up,

hem up.” I said in a low voice. He smiled, walked past me and entered the apartment, ignoring my “waiting”. Grumbling, I followed him,

 He said. From the way he gritted his teeth, I could see how he

king between Henris and me with confused eye

,” Alice replied, before blushing with embarrassment. “I mea

asure for me too. Noras has to change now. Noras

my friends. “Henris!” I surprised him as he slammed my bedroom door. “It was me

thing else

know about you, but we’re going to dance.”

irt. Her chest pressed against my back and she extended her arm, removing my hand from the black fabric. “No skirts,” she ordered. “Anyone could touch you while

ack tank top. I lifted them up to show him. “Are you okay?” I

Out Front

ind him, leaving me to change. I got dressed, put on black boots and left the room. I found him leaning against the opposite wall. “Let’s go.” He ordered, taking my hand.

than usual, and I knew immediately that his goal was to sound louder in Henris’ presence. I sent him an apologetic look and he

sly.

whispered. I wasn’t sure why I decided to lie. I think it’s because I didn’t really want to admit that I was following his

d.

for the door. I made sure my phone and spare bobby pins were in my black purse and headed out. “Jace, can you call a taxi?” I asked

m. I turned around,

n’t worry. “

be uncomfortable. I bit my lip,

ine,” I sighed. “Call James.”

is phone. “James? Come back. We need a driver,” he said

my back and started a whispered conversation with my friends and I smiled as he seeing that he was actually trying to be

ccent, seemed more authoritative than the other voices

front seat and the rest of us,

appily.

rief nod. “Hello, miss

ris had his eyes fixed on me through the rearview mirror. I blushed, biting my lip. He smiled at me, taking me by surprise when his dimples

r, moving

y from me. “Go

ughed lightl

d softly. Aaron and Alice gave us confused looks and I lea

nd to avoid shouting. “Really?”