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For some reason, Landon and João started shoving and pushing and hitting each other. And honestly, I was done with watching people get the shit kicked out of themselves tonight, so I glanced at Kai, who nodded to his motorcycle behind João’s car.
I snuck past Landon and João and slipped on the back of Kai’s motorcycle with him, grabbing the helmet from him and putting it over my head. It would mess up my hair, but I wasn’t about to wait for them to settle their differences, and I kinda wanted to ride on the back of a motorcycle for a while.
If Mom found out, she’d kill me.
He kicked the stand off the ground, started the engine, and looked over his shoulder at me. “Hold on tight.”
After I wrapped my arms around his torso, he raced off into the night, leaving the two boys fighting with each other in some back alleyway that I didn’t want to be in any longer. Against my forearms, I felt Kai’s taut torso and all the muscle underneath. He usually wore oversize shirts, something that hid most of his body, but this …
God, he was sexy as fuck.
Instead of taking the short way back to the school parking lot, Kai drove through Redwood and toward the Overlook, where we could see the ocean waves splashing against rocks. Nobody was here tonight, but I had lost track of the time. It could’ve been bustling earlier with seniors snogging in the back of their cars.
Once Kai parked, he rested one forearm against the handlebar—if that was what they were even called on a motorcycle—and placed the other on my thigh, pulling me closer to him. My skirt rode up my legs, my silky panties flush against his backside.
“You’re cold,” he said, moving his fingers up my goose bump–covered thigh.
“It’s, like, thirty degrees out here,” I said, pulling the helmet off and inching even closer to him to see how he’d react.
Kai had always been quieter than the other two guys, and I wanted so desperately to see him more. He seemed like a guy with hundreds of secrets.
When I moved my legs closer to his, he stiffened and gently grasped my thigh without saying a word, rubbing his hand up and down one to keep it warm. Wanting more, something else—like for him to break—I kept one arm wrapped around his torso to hold myself steady, then wrapped my legs around his waist, the heat between my legs growing.
“Imani,” Kai said softly, “don’t.”
“Why not?” I asked, slipping my arms under his oversize hoodie and clutching his muscular abdomen.
He felt so good underneath my fingers, so taut and sexy. I wanted to run my hands up and down his body, slip inside this shirt with him.
Kai glanced back at me with his jaw clenched, yet he didn’t stop me.
“I’m horny,” I murmured into his ear, not knowing how I was after what I had witnessed.
I moved my hands lower and inched closer to him, wanting him to turn around and fuck me on his bike. But instead, he leaned back slightly and let me run my hand across the front of his black cargo pants. I whimpered into his ear when I realized how hard he was.
“Kai …”
He reached behind himself, slipped his hand underneath my skirt, and brushed his fingers against my silky panties. “Fuck …” After a couple moments of teasing me, he pulled away. “I want to, Imani, but Landon’s hung up over you so badly. I don’t want to overstep.”
“Landon isn’t hung up over me. He left me with you and João today.”
“That’s what you think.” Kai turned around on his bike enough to look at me. He grabbed my chin and curled his lip up slightly into the smallest of smiles. “You don’t know how badly I want to give it to you. And I promise that I will, but not tonight.”
Not wanting to push it because Kai was the only calm and collected member of Poison that I didn’t mind spending time with, I smiled back at him. “You’d better keep your promises.” I pulled the helmet back on and flipped down the visor. “Or I’ll come hunt you down and tie you up for it.”
Kai started up the engine again, heading for the school. “You wouldn’t know how to tie someone up if your life depended on it.”
“And you do?”
He chuckled, the sound getting lost in the fall breeze, but there was more than lightness to his laugh.
