Asphalt Burning [N.H]

Asphalt Burning [N.H]

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Sep 29, 2025
I catch the young man's eye and quickly look away, tapping Ashton's shoulder. "Who's that guy? Is he new?" He looks the way my head is directed and chuckles. "The Irish Ace. Niall Horan to be exact. Just moved from Vegas." "Why is that his name?" I snort, looking him up and down. "He plays a lot of poker?" "Well," Ashton says. "He's Irish and you know how the Ace card in poker is number 1 or always a lucky card?" I nod my head at him, starting to understand that he's just a cocky asshole who has a stupid nickname. "He's that card in human form. Racing, women, money. Anything you can think of, he's number one. As they say."
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"Yeah, well... I'm starting to think I got stood up." The bartender clicks his tongue, setting his towel down with a slow shake of his head. "Fucking tragic. Can't say I understand it. If I had a date with you, I'd be here an hour early, dressed to fucking impress, already working out ways to keep you entertained all night." I raise an eyebrow, half-smirking. "Smooth." "Don't flatter me yet, love. That was just the warm-up." He nods toward my half-finished wine. "Tell you what-since your bloke's clearly an idiot, this one's on the house." I blink. "Seriously?" He shrugs, like it costs him absolutely nothing. "What can I say? I've got a soft spot for beautiful people with shit luck." His smirk deepens. "Also, it's good fucking business. You stay longer, you order more, and I get to look like the hero. Everyone wins." I shake my head, laughing as he pours me another glass with the kind of effortless confidence that suggests he's done this a thousand times before-offered a pretty girl a free drink, flashed a dangerous grin, made her night a little less shit. He slides the glass toward me. "Louis, by the way." "Bee," I say, taking a sip.

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