HER SISTER (18+) (GXG)

Yacht's & Games

Within an hour, Mya had us all boarding a large yacht that she had arranged for us for the day.

Everyone was hype—from pre-gaming to filming cute Instagram stories and TikToks, it was safe to say that this trip would be going down in history.

Meanwhile, Mili seemed to be entirely mute with a strict stance and her arms crossed over her chest.

Her tensed toned arms were exposed by the two-piece bikini she now wore and her face managed to stay in the same neutral expression.

It wasn't hard to piece together her irritation even for everyone who wasn't a part of our conversation.

"Yo, Mi come take this shot with me," Ryder called out as he stood by the bar.

We were all spread out throughout the deck as we waited for departure—

Willow, Marco, and Cam were laid out near the edge of the deck.

Frankie and Damon were over by Ryder at the bar.

And Mya and Arielle were seated by me on the outdoor sectional.

Along with Mili who seemed to be anticipating my next move.

Yet, I hadn't really planned one quite yet.

"I'm good," Mili said, shaking her head to herself.

And I couldn't help the amusement that grew on my features.

Which easily earned Mili's attention back on me.

"You know what—" I suddenly stood from the sectional, "—I could go for a round," I called out as I walked over towards the bar.

Mya suddenly stood as well, "Then I'm down too," she said as Arielle stood up after her.

"Pour me up too then," Arielle said as we all stood by Ryder, Damon, and Frankie.

Ryder smiled, "Bet that," he said as he reached over the bar top to grab another bottle.

"We can pour those," a deeper voice called out, easily causing us all to turn around.

There stood two bartenders entering from the dock.

And I could easily recognize one of them to be the woman from last night.

Suddenly, I know what my next move is.

And clearly, Mili did too given that she suddenly stood from the couch.

Yet, I only ignored her presence which was suddenly verging toward me as I addressed the woman.

"I never got your name last night," I said to the woman.

Her jet-black curls were now pulled away from her sharp face and her emerald eyes seemed to pop with the mascara she wore.

It wasn't hard to determine that she was attractive, but still, she wasn't my type.

I clearly only had one type.

"I have to kill you if I tell you," the woman said as she walked behind the bar, clearly reiterating her words from last night.

And now that I was able to hear her voice so clearly, I could easily pinpoint her accent.

"I think it's worth it," I countered back with a raised brow, which easily earned a small smirk from the woman on the other side of the marble counter.

And out of the corner of my eye, I could easily feel Mili's very obvious stare on me.

"Aw guys," Mya suddenly called out as she motioned over to the dock, "They look really upset," she said, referring to the group of girls standing with bags and coolers in their hands.