Free Colors of Love by Jess Dee

meet.” Luke smiled.
    “Yeah, but you didn’t tell me who!”
    He winked at her. “Would you have liked to see a copy of Jordan’s résumé before we came in?”
    “No, but a little heads-up, like, ‘I’m about to introduce you to superstar and Speed member, Jordan Speed’ might have been nice. Hello?” Kaz gestured with her hands, reinforcing her questioning tone. “Mr. Struthers? I’m just a regular girl. It’s not every day I get to…to meet… famous people.”
    Seth’s grin grew. He liked her more and more. And her Australian accent was incredibly sexy.
    “But you just met Jonah, and you didn’t seem so shell-shocked then,” Luke pointed out.
    “Ah, but see I never actually met Jonah. We left before you introduced us. Besides—”
    Kaz snapped her mouth shut, looking shocked.
    “Besides, what?” Seth asked.
    “Besides nothing.” She smiled an endearingly self-deprecating smile. “Sometimes it’s better when I just keep my mouth shut.”
    Oh, no, Seth disagreed. He liked the look of her with her mouth open. It gave him wicked ideas about what he could put in it. He and Luke. “So, did Lucas tell you why he brought you here?”
    Kaz shook her head. “He had a reason for introducing us?”
    Seth nodded, wondering how Kaz would react if she knew the truth. “Oh, yeah. He sure did.”
    “And that reason is?” Kaz looked at Seth expectantly.
    “Ask him.” Seth nodded at Luke. He wasn’t about to take the heat for this. Nope. Luke’s idea, let Luke do the explaining.
    “Luke?”
    Luke’s smile was devastating. It made Seth’s stomach tighten with lust, and the smile wasn’t even aimed at him. Kaz wasn’t left unaffected either. She blinked several times in quick succession.
    “No reason, Kaz. Just thought you might want to meet the brothers, seeing as it looks as though your friend is going to be spending a mighty lot of time with one of them.”
    Seth shot Luke a look. Coward.
    Luke merely focused his devastating smile on Seth.
    “Your friend is Sophie?” Seth asked, putting two and two together.
    Kaz gave him a devilish frown. “She was my friend. Until she kept the fact that she was seeing Jamie a secret from me.”
    Seth laughed. “She didn’t know who he was, so don’t get too upset.”
    Kaz stared at him. “She didn’t?”
    “Nope, Jamie did his best to keep it a secret.”
    Her brown eyes widened charmingly. “Which would explain why Sophie looked so shocked when he ran onstage.” Then she screwed up her nose. “But why would he keep it a secret?”
    Seth raised his brow. Couldn’t she guess?
    Kaz held her hands open, palms up, telling him she couldn’t.
    “You know how you reacted when Luke introduced us?”
    She blushed. “Er, like a bloody idiot, you mean?”
    He grinned, both at her description and at the way she wasn’t afraid to laugh at herself. Luke had hit the nail on the head with Kaz. She was perfect. For both of them. “Jamie didn’t want that kind of reaction with Sophie. He wanted her to meet the real person, not just the lead singer of a band.”
    Understanding flitted through Kaz’s eyes. “Do you hate it?”
    “Hate what?”
    “The awe with which people treat you.”
    “Hell, no.” He grinned, not wanting to embarrass her any more than she already was. “It’s great for the ego. And for my confidence.” Especially when a creature as gorgeous as Kaz was the one treating him with awe.
    Luke snorted. “As though you need anything else building up your ego.”
    “Ignore him,” Seth instructed. “He tends to get grumpy.” He took her hand and led her to the couch, encouraging her to sit beside him.
    Kaz looked Luke’s way, and Seth realized she found it hard to ignore him. Oh, Seth so understood.
    “Tell me, Ms. Flaherty, are you any good at lyrics?” he asked.
    “Lyrics, as in words for songs?”
    “Mm-hmm.”
    She frowned. “Honestly? I have no idea. I’ve never tried to write a song. Words aren’t exactly my forte. I’m