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I tilted my head to the side and then gave him a slightly off number, about twenty pounds off. He traced a thumb across his lip, and the slits around his eyes tightened. Did he know I was lying?
He eased in, pressing his hard chest to the wide table, and held up his finger. "Don't lie to me, baby girl. I'm only asking because I want you to ride my face. The heavier, the better."
The server returned and snapped up his empty glass before replacing it with a new one. Carter held my gaze, and I shrank. I never sat on anyone before, let alone someone's face, but the thought of doing it to him intrigued me but also frightened me. I took another careful sip of my drink and contemplated finishing it off, because I had no idea what he had in store for the rest of the evening.
"You know, I was a little nervous about tonight. But now that I've seen you, I'm really looking forward to what our evening has to offer," he said as he tipped the rim of the glass to his lips.
Shit. Guess I'm sitting on his face.
After dinner, we made our way outside. Carter's hand rested on my lower back, right above my butt, as he guided me out of the restaurant. A black SUV with tinted windows idled near the curb, and Carter reached in front of me to open up the passenger side door. An earthy yet masculine scent clinched around my lungs, and I climbed into the SUV. He followed in behind me, and at that moment, I realized just how big he was. His thighs resembled tree trunks as he rested one against mine, and a smile pulled at the corners of my lips. I always tried to make myself smaller next to men, and this was the first time that I felt smaller in comparison. He motioned to the driver, and I nestled into the leather seat. After a few minutes, I noticed that we were headed in the wrong direction of my house.
"My house is that way," I broke the silence awkwardly.
Carter cut his gaze in my direction. "We're going to a hotel," he said softly.
Oh. Right. A hotel. Because I'm an escort, and this is a business transaction. I returned my attention to the window and did everything to keep the salad and bread from bubbling in my stomach.
