“I’ll leave with you,” I said. “You just need to answer a few of my questions so I feel somewhat safe.”
“Okay, Gillian.” He looked amused. “Ask away.”
“Can you promise me that you’re not a psycho murderer?”
“I can promise you that I’m not a murderer.”
“What about the psycho part?”
“No comment.”
I laughed, but something told me he was only halfway joking. “Are you originally from New York?”
“Yes and no.”
“Someone named Jake once told me it can’t be both.”
He let out a low laugh. “My family is originally from New York. I was born in Missouri, but now, unfortunately, I’m back again.”
“Would you like to explain the unfortunate part?”
“Not particularly.”
“What’s your favorite type of woman?”
“What?” He raised his eyebrow in confusion.
“You know, blonde, brunette, redhead. Those types.”
“I’ve never had a type.”
“Why not?”
“Because there’s no way for me to tell what a woman’s pussy is like just by looking at the color of the hair on her head.” He ran his fingers through my hair for effect, rendering me temporarily speechless. “I’ve honestly never had a type, Gillian. Are those all of your questions?”
“No. I have three more.”
“I’ll answer two more.”
“Fine,” I said, my body begging me to wrap up this conversation. “How often do you pick up women at parties like this?”
“Not so often.”
“But often?”
“No.” He looked genuine. “Not often at all.”
“Okay...” I didn’t really have any other questions. “We can leave now.”
“You’re not going to ask another question?”
“No, the ‘but often’ one was number two. I know how to count.”
“Clearly.” He smiled wider than he had all night and pressed his hand at the small of my back, leading me through the crowd and out of the party.
We stepped onto the elevator, making way for a couple to get off, and the second the doors closed, Jake’s lips were on mine again and my back was pressed against the wall. Never wanting this moment to end, I wrapped my leg around his waist, gasping as I felt his hard cock through his pants, as I felt how huge it was.
My hands ran through his hair, and his fingers slipped under my dress and beneath the lace line of my soaked panties.
His fingers quickly pushed the fabric to the side and he whispered, “So fucking wet...”as the elevator continued to fall floor after floor. Slipping two fingers deep inside of me, he breathed against my neck. “My place or yours?”
“Mine...” I whimpered in pleasure as he withdrew his hand.
“I don’t think so,” he said as the doors opened on the ground level. He slipped his arm around my waist and led me outside. “I won’t be able to wait that long. I live closer.”
“Doubt that. I live closer,” I said, opening my clutch to make sure the keycard to 80A was still inside. “We can walk to my place from here.”
“Even if that’s true, I’d prefer to drive.” He pulled a set of keys out of his pocket and hit the button, causing the bright lights of a black BMW across the street to flash. “How many blocks away is your place?”
“Four.” I smiled. “Closer than yours, isn’t it?”
He didn’t answer. He led me over to his car and opened the door for me. Then he slid behind the driver’s seat and cranked the engine, causing the dashboard to light up in a bright array of blues and whites.
“Do I need to make a right or a left at the light?” He pulled onto the street and sped away.
“Right.”
He stopped at the red light and looked over at me, making me even more anxious. He didn’t say a single word, just simply fucked me with his eyes until the light changed.
We passed two more blocks and hit another red light.
“I take it your building is on Park Avenue?” he asked.
“Yes.”
“Which one is it?”
“The Madison.” I pointed at the building as we approached, thanking the universe that the managers were throwing a shareholders’ party tonight. The valet was swarming with vehicles so I wouldn’t have to go through the front door and be questioned by the doorman. “You’ll have to park on the street somewhere. Only guests have parking passes and I’ve already used mine.”
“Hmmm,” was all he said in response. He drove through the light and made a reckless U-turn, parking on the side of the building. He turned off the car and opened my door.
“You may want to move your car elsewhere,” I warned as he helped me get out. “The doorman here is really adamant about getting cars towed for people who don’t live here.”
“I’ll deal with the risk.” He looked at me. “How long have you been living here?”
“Not long, just a few months.” I started walking toward the side entrance. “I prefer going this way.”
He followed me and after I placed my employee card against the keypad, he held the door open.
The lights in my manager’s office were off, and there were no night shift employees walking the hallways. The only noise was the laughter and chatter from the ballroom that was on the other side of the building.