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“Fine, you’ve made your point,” he grumbled. I slid down his body as he lowered me to the ground.
I couldn’t help the satisfied smirk that crossed my face as he grew hard against me again. “We don’t have time for that,” I said, pressing my hands to his chest. “We have things to do.”
His grip tightened on my hips and then his lips crashed against mine in a most indecent kiss that was interrupted by the clearing of a throat. I was immediately thrust behind his back as he did his absolute best to cover my nakedness with his body. I peeked around his shoulder, burying my face in his back when I saw one of his teammates standing there. This was the last thing I needed.
“Not to interrupt, but Scottie’s having some trouble with the mechanic.”
“Yeah, I already knew that,” Eli grumbled.
“So, I thought I’d stop by and see how you were doing. Clearly, you’ve got plenty to entertain you.”
I could hear the laughter in his voice and felt Eli tense under my touch. This probably wasn’t the way he wanted his teammate to find him, not that I relished it either. “Maybe you could leave so I can get dressed,” I said, not showing my face.
“Yeah, I wouldn’t want you to be… uncomfortable,” he said with laughter in his voice. “I’ll be outside when you’re ready.”
After a moment, Eli turned around and sighed. “Well, that’s that.”
“That’s what?” I asked, confused by his statement.
“The guys know.”
“They already knew,” I pointed out. “It wasn’t exactly a secret. Now, I need to get dressed so we can go to town.” I walked around the room, collecting what clothes I could find. “What did he mean by he’d be waiting for us when we’re ready?”
“Breakfast,” he grunted.
My head shot up at that. “Ooh, I could really go for a bowl of fruit. I always imagined that fruit on an island was so much more delicious than at home.”
Again, he just grunted, but I caught the way he adjusted himself as I pulled my clothes on, sans underwear. I pulled my hair back in a ponytail and turned to him with a sigh. “Ready.”
“That’s it?” he asked, eyeing me warily.
“Yeah, pretty much.”
“You’re not going to spend an hour in the bathroom?”
“Why would I do that? It’s not like I have anything here with me. And even if I did, I hate makeup. It just makes my face feel icky.”
Again, he looked like he didn’t believe me, but he didn’t argue further. He jerked his head toward the steps and I followed him out. His friend was leaning against the hut, chewing on a blade of grass.
“Ready?”
“Yes!” I said excitedly. Suddenly, this little trip didn’t seem like such a bad thing. I mean, aside from the reasons I ended up here, I was pretty jazzed about the breakfast. “What’s your name?” I asked as I fell into step beside him.
“Kavanaugh.”
I beamed up at him. “I’m—”
I was jerked aside as Eli stepped between us and grabbed my elbow. Kavanaugh chuckled at the move, but stopped the minute Eli glared at him.
“Like I was saying, I’m Sarah.”
“The wallet stealer. Yep, I knew that.”
“I didn’t steal his wallet. It just happened to find its way into my possession.”
“Which is going to make it difficult for me to pay for anything since it’s now burned to a crisp in Chicago,” Eli muttered. “Looks like you’re buying.”
He snorted. “What’s new?”
