“Aus, I need to answer that.”
He pulled back, just enough that he could speak.
“Why are you telling me? Your mouth isn’t the one occupied. Mine is.”
“I—” I cut off with a moan when his tongue went back to doing the devils work. “Fuck Aus, I can’t string a—” another moan “—sentence together.”
“Sure you can. Pretend I’m not here.”
Easy for him to say.
He grabbed the phone from his back pocket and handed it to me, going back to work. I peeked at the number before answering. Fuck me, of course. Of course it would be him.
“Hello?” Damn it, that came out way too breathy.
“Why do you sound out of breath?”
I rolled my eyes—half annoyance, half Austin being the devil incarnate with his fucking tongue.
“Hey, good afternoon, how’s your day going?” I said sarcastically.
Usually, I would have added his name in there, but Austin was currently doing unholy things to me. Even if he hadn’t demanded that I only sayhisname when he was fucking me, I still wouldn’t have said Hemlock’s—it was liable to come out a moan and that would be bad for everyone involved.
“Right. Manners. You’re such a stickler for manners. Hey, V. What are you doing right now? Why are you out of breath?”
I sighed. I want to say it came out annoyed but Austin’s fucking mouth was killing me.
“I was running.”
“The weather is terrible. Why would you run in this?”
“I’m not in the city.”
“Where are you?”
“Why are you being so nosey?”
“I told you, with Av gone, someone has to take his over protective role. Me and Whisp rock, paper, scissored over it and I won.”
I snorted. “You guys are ridiculous.”
“So? Where are you?”
“None of your business.”
I could tell Austin wasn’t pleased with how long this was taking. His fingers dug into my ass, pinning me closer to his face. I tried to get my hand over my mouth to cover my gasp, but I didn’t make it in time.
“What was that?”
“I— What?” Fucking fucker. His tongue dipped into me and I lost all thought process. “Fuck.”
There was a five second pause.
“Violet, are you getting fucked right now?”
“What? No.”
That didn’t help my case. Came out way too breathy.
