Simon Says Die

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the table and batted her lashes as she leaned against him. “You don’t think Terry will mind if I stay with you two, do you?”
    He glanced down where her breast was pressed against his arm, before he met her gaze. “Careful, Mads. I’m more than capable of finishing anything you start.”
    The waitress stopped to see if they were ready to order.
    Madison flashed her teeth in a false smile and rubbed her hand up the front of Pierce’s shirt. “I’m not hungry anymore, darling ,” she said, mimicking the tone and endearment she’d heard Tessa use.
    Pierce captured her hand in his and gifted the waitress with one of his sexy smiles. He put his other arm around Madison’s shoulders and hauled her up against his side. “Please ignore my bride’s poor manners. She’s just ticked that I dragged her out of bed. I told her we have to keep up our strength.” He winked and the waitress blushed fire red.
    Madison kept her smile in place while she ground the heel of her sneaker into the top of his shoe. His pained grimace was extremely satisfying.
    â€œWe had to leave the room anyway,” she said, in the same sexy, flirty tone he’d just used. “We had to get some more of those little blue pills.” She cupped her hand conspiratorially. “You know, for his little . . . problem.”
    The waitress blinked like an owl and her mouth fell open.
    Pierce slid his hand down the side of Madison’s arm.
    And pinched her.
    She let out a yelp and jerked away from his hand, throwing herself against his side.
    â€œWhoa, honey,” he said. “Let’s save that for the motel. And don’t you worry. I brought plenty of batteries to power those toys you love so much.” He winked at her gasp of outrage.
    Madison ducked under his arm and sprang from the booth, leaving him to settle the bill. She stalked outside and marched down the sidewalk, her face so hot she barely noticed the cold air. When he fell into step beside her a few moments later, she stopped and faced him with her hands on her hips. “Batteries? Toys?”
    â€œBlue pills? My little problem? Did you think I would let something like that go?”
    â€œYou deserved it after that comment about dragging me out of bed.”
    He let out a short laugh, without a trace of humor. “You started this, hanging all over me back there. If I didn’t know better, I’d say you were jealous.”
    â€œHa, jealous? Of who?”
    â€œOh, let me see. Theresa, Terry, or was it Tammy?”
    She turned around, but he stepped right back in front of her. She tried to take a step back, but he grasped her shoulders and held her in a firm grip.
    â€œLet me go,” she demanded.
    â€œNot until you answer me.”
    â€œI don’t remember you asking a question.”
    â€œAre you jealous?”
    â€œWhy would I be jealous of . . .” her voice trailed off. She was about to make up another “T” name but she didn’t want to give him more ammunition. “Why would I be jealous of Tessa?”
    He frowned. “Good question. Why would you? May I remind you, you were the dump er . I was the dump ee .”
    She poked him in the stomach, careful to avoid his ribs. “I did not dump you. It was just . . . over. We were finished with each other.”
    He grabbed her hand in his, his blazing eyes inches from hers. “ You might have been finished, baby, but I was only getting started.”
    She didn’t know who moved first, but suddenly they were in each other’s arms. She tugged him against the wall of the building beside them, and kissed him back as fiercely as he was kissing her.
    It had been so long, too long, since she’d felt this way. Heat coiled deep inside her, and she wiggled her hips, cuddling against him. She slid her fingers into the waistband of his pants, trying to free his shirt so she could feel his skin

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