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He studied us for a moment, then led the way out of the club, not checking to make sure we were following him.
The car ride was awkward. Valor encouraged me to ride in the backseat with the stranger, probably anticipating that something sexy would happen. Instead, I focused on trying to stop my hands from shaking while both men watched me—Loïc covertly, and Valor in the rearview mirror.
After what seemed like three hours but was probably ten minutes, Valor pulled up at a hotel, and a neatly uniformed valet came to take over. A bellhop grabbed our bags from the trunk.
Checking in was awkward. Loïc and I stood silently by one of the front windows while Valor spoke to the woman. It felt like everyone was staring, like everyone knew what was about to happen. Hopefully, they were only curious about the beautiful man I was standing with.
If anyone recognized me, this could get even more embarrassing.
Of course, Valor had chosen somewhere upscale. A motel would have been easier, with an outside door we could use to maintain some anonymity, but we hadn’t been poor in a long time, and Valor had become allergic to anything that reminded him of our former money troubles.
Even the elevator was fancy.
“I don’t think this was what your husband had in mind,” Loïc said conspiratorially, as we watched the numbers zip upward.
I smiled, glad to know I wasn’t the only one feeling ill at ease.
“Yeah, I don’t think he fantasized about awkward silences.”
Loïc chuckled. The stiff hostility he’d shown at the club had melted away, probably because the couple who’d picked him up were acting like virginal dorks.
Valor gave me a secret, excited smile, and I couldn’t help but smile back.
The elevator door opened, and Valor led the way down the hall to one of the two suites on the top floor. Loïc didn’t seem impressed by the lavishness of the hotel any more than Valor was, but even though I was nervous, I was cataloging the style choices and admiring the light fixtures.
Valor used his thumbprint to open the suite door and gestured us inside.
In the entryway, Loïc took my hand, and slid my clutch off my wrist, then put it on the side table by the front door.
The suite was gorgeous, with a vaulted ceiling and so many windows that during the day it must feel like sitting on the face of the sun.
City lights winked far below, as though we were in a spaceship hovering far above the rest of humanity.
“Why would you ask a stranger to do this, rather than asking someone you knew and trusted?” Loïc asked as Valor flipped the deadbolt shut.
“I thought it would be easier if it was someone we wouldn’t see again,” I admitted.
“Understandable. Condoms?”
My gaze clashed with Valor’s. He wanted to watch another man fill me with cum, but I wasn’t so sure.
“We’ve been tested and don’t have any STIs. You?”
“I’ve been tested extensively, and I’ve been celibate for a few years.”
Really? Why was a guy this hot celibate?
His gaze shifted from Valor to me. “Are you sure you don’t want condoms? What if you get pregnant?”
“I’m on the shot,” I informed him, feeling myself heat with another blush as the thrill of possibility ran through me. God, what if he really did get me pregnant? The shot wasn’t a hundred percent effective, but the chance of me getting pregnant from one encounter was minimal—especially since I’d been with Valor for years and had taken many more risks. I was starting to suspect that if we were going to have biological children, we’d need medical intervention.
The idea of this man filling me with cum, though…breedingme right in front of Valor…it was shockingly dirty. Distressingly hot.
He was watching me with calculating curiosity, as though he were reading my mind. He held out a hand and waited, his gaze fastening to mine, making me feel like he was looking through my skin, x-raying my feelings. When I laid my hand in his, he pulled me closer, until my chest was pressed against him and he was looking down at me, close enough that if he lowered his head our lips would touch.
“Do you think he’s jealous yet?” he stage whispered.
His smile was almost imperceptible, but a flicker of amusement in his pale gaze made his eyes less eerie.
