"Let me know how you all get along."
"Will do," she grumbled.
"Tell Luc he can thank me for sowing the seeds of peace another time."
"Don't get ahead of yourself," she grouched.
"Give Savvie a kiss from me."
"Saverina," she corrected with a laugh. "But I will. Speak later, babe."
"Yep. Laters."
After I cut the call, I opened the window and leaned on the sill so I could throw down a wolf whistle.
It had the brothers turning to face me, but I only had eyes for Aidan who grinned at me.
He dribbled the ball over to the window where I was standing then made his shot...
He scored.
Whooping, I told him, "I didn't know you played basketball."
Shay would often shoot hoops by the garage, and one of his uncles would join him, but Aidan hadn't thus far.
Turning around to face me, he said, "My knee's good enough to let me."
I eyed him, saw the slight gleam of sweat on his brow, and murmured, "You look hot. And I don't just mean sexy either."
He chuckled. "You and balls, Savvie."
I winked at him then grabbed his hand. "You ready for food?"
"As ready as I’ll ever be. Ma’s out of it."
"Meds will do that to a person. I just got off the phone with Jen."
He arched a brow. "What did she do?"
"Nothing. She told me that Queens of Heart is a sex club?"
"It is."
"You didn't tell me that before. You said it was a brothel."
"Stop pouting. We're not going there."
"Why not?"
"Because no one will see your pleasure apart from me," he groused, his tone dark enough to make me sigh.
"Okay."
"Okay?"
"Yeah. Just talk that kind of dirty to me and I'll forget," I goaded.
"Food's ready."