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“It was incredible, Archer.”
He puts an arm around me. “Let’s go for waffles and you can tell me everything.”
I lean back in the booth, pushing my waffle around my plate with my silverware as Archer sits beside me. I’ve given him most, but not all of the glorious details of last night and he sat and listened completely enraptured throughout.
He spears a piece of my uneaten waffle onto his fork and stuffs it into his mouth. “I have never seen you not eat your waffles before,” he mumbles.
“I’m not that hungry.”
“Shit! This is bad.” He flashes his eyebrows at me.
“Asshole.” I smile at him.
“Come on, Lu. Let’s look on the bright side here?”
“And what’s that?”
“You finally fucked Jackson Decker.” He grins wickedly at me and I throw a bunched up napkin at him.
He stares at me, swallowing down the remainder of his food before he speaks again. “I have to ask though, Lu…”
“What?”
“I mean, he just exudes big dick energy.” He pops an eyebrow at me and I can’t help but laugh.
“Well, yeah.”
“I knew it. How big?” he whispers.
“Huge! I mean like oh my God how is that even gonna fit, huge.”
“Fuck,” he giggles. “I could tell. And he was still that good? I mean some guys with huge dicks think that’s all they need and have no freaking clue what to do with it. It can be such a let down.” He sighs dramatically.
“Oh he knew exactly what to do with it.” I grin wickedly. Maybe Archer is right and I need to start thinking of the positives of this situation. I did just have the most incredible, mind-blowing night of my life. “And every other part of his anatomy too,” I add.
“Fuck! Me!” Archer hisses. “The holy trifecta?”
“Yup!” That is Archer’s definition of a guy who is good with his hands, mouth and his cock.
“Oh, baby girl.” He makes a sad face and wraps his arms around me.
“I know.” I fake a wail as I lean against his hard chest.
“You sure he never left the door open for more fun? Like you work together, right? Maybe some more action in his truck?”
“We work together for my father.” I remind him.
“Oh, shit, yeah.” He rubs a hand over his jaw. “But he said it was incredible too, right?”
“Yeah,” I nod.
“Then I think all hope is not lost, Lu.”
“Don’t, Archer,” I groan. “Don’t encourage me to think this might be more than it was. One night he said.”
“Hmm? But you know what you have to do Monday when you go to work with him for the day?” He waggles his eyebrows at me.
“What?” I frown.
