-Isaac-
Man, some people are easy.
Connor is basically my bitch. Anything I want, he says he'll get. I know he has money. Daddy's money. Guess I chose the right shithole to call my home. Got myself a fast ticket to the life of my choosing. I have big plans for this place. That was no lie.
Can't believe he buckled under my sweet sweet lies. I wasn't going to do anything to pretty boy. Nothing he wouldn't like anyway. If he said no, I would have let him walk. I heard his bitching and it's like I told him: destiny. It was spur of the moment, but the crazy thing was, I'm starting to believe in that pretty shit I said. A partnership. Of course I want to fuck the guy, but no need to rush. He's shy, but I can break him. I always do.
I had nothing. Nowhere to go. His warehouse was the only place I could break into. The lock was flimsy. The night air promised death. I spent what little money I had on beer and a taxi the day before. Probably shouldn't have bought the beer, but I needed to wash the taste of blood from my mouth.
It's still there. An aftertaste that won't wash out.
That's why I asked for a lot of tequila, rum, Bacardi. Alcohol is the great cleanser. That and chocolate. I asked for a lot of that.
Connor returns two hours later, in the back of a fucking Mercedes.
I run to greet him as he climbs out and moves to the boot. I whistle, gazing at the beauty like I would a client. Connor is a client too, though he doesn't know it.
"Shit, man. That's the CLA 45 AMG."
Connor raises a brow.
"You know your stuff."
I shrug. "I've been with a few guys who are car freaks."
Connor's lip twitches, absorbing that tidbit of information. If I didn't know any better, I'd say he was jealous. Damn. A minute ago he had no trust in me. This'll be easier than I thought. I just need to fuck him and he's all mine.
I start to pace around the piece of art, running my fingers down her sides—she won't mind. I catch him glaring in the corner of my eye. He looks cute when he glares.
"Two litre, four-cylinder twin-scroll turbocharged engine. I know this baby pumps out three-hundred-and-fifty-five hp and makes zero to a hundred miles per hour in 4 seconds."
I whistle, longer this time. That's some serious power. I've stumbled onto a gold mine here.
"4.6, actually," he mumbles. I smirk, which draws a blush. I could say any shit and he'd turn pink. It's kind of fun really. He reminds me of Trevor.
"Gone that fast, have you?"
"Of course not."
I purse my lips.
"No, you wouldn't, would you? Too much of a pussy."
He says nothing, but I can see I've struck a chord. Better lay off him. Not my style to give anyone the easy treatment but I need this partnership to work. Doesn't help if I make the guy cry.
"So," I grin, changing subject, "gotta have paddle shifters, right? What's the inside like?"
That seems to work. Connor might have a fucked-up relationship with his dad, but when daddy's money buys you this, you've gotta at least be somewhat grateful. What I'd kill to have a dad like Connor's. Not the bastard I got stuck with.
Connor closes the boot and moves to the front of the car, smiling my way. "Wanna see?"
I spy an ominous shape break around the corner. I can feel my cheeks drain of colour.
YOU ARE READING
In Hell We Dance
RomanceWhere do all the demons play when the sun goes down? Hell, of course. Just... not the Hell you're thinking of. Isaac Parkinson is a man on the run, fleeing a past he desires no part of, and a city that wants him dead. A new city; new opportunities...