Love Unscripted
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Pete leaned over and gave Tammy a nice kiss. He was so in love with her.
Ryan leaned over and whispered in my ear. “I am truly blessed.” He kissed me tenderly.
Once everyone finished eating and talking, Ryan and Pete were like the entertainment committee. Pete started a poker game with Kat, Ben, Shane, and Tammy. There was a lot of hooting and hollering coming from the big table. They were having a good time.
Ryan and I played pool with Cal and Gary. Marie and Kelly were busy talking up a storm at the corner table in the poolroom. Kelly was a huge celebrity advocate for breast cancer awareness and Marie had recently lost her favorite aunt to the disease. They were deep into their conversation.
The sourpuss twins were off on their own, text messaging and calling people. That was until Francesca got brave enough to separate herself from Suzanne and joined the poker game. Sure enough, Suzanne made her way over to the big table soon afterwards. It was apparent that they were avoiding whatever room I was in.
Ryan never left my side or should I say, my back. No matter where I stood I could easily lean back and rest on him.
“Before I forget to tell you, I really like those boots,” he whispered in my ear. “You’re almost the perfect height.” He pulled my hip back so I’d bump him and get his point.
“Do you want me to wear them later?” I asked privately in a joking fashion.
“Would you?” he whispered. “Every time you lean over the pool table, I just about go out of my mind,” he snickered in my ear.
I turned to him and looked him in the eyes.
“Question… the first day, here, in the poolroom, were you looking down my shirt?” I whispered.
“Maybe, but only once or twice.” He wet his lips and smiled. “I liked the lace that was on the edge of your bra. But what really got my attention was when you were leaning into the cooler. Those jeans you were wearing – yum.”
He took a deep, sultry breath. “Although the ones you’re wearing now are definitely my new favorites. I’m looking forward to untying them with my teeth later.”
“Just don’t rip them! They were expensive.”
He shrugged and scoffed. “I’ll give you my credit card - go buy yourself a dozen more. Tearing those jeans off of you is worth every penny I have.”
I dismissed his comment and continued our private conversation. “What about the distracting belly scratch? What did that do for you?”
He looked at me and smiled bashfully while he chewed on his straw. “Do you really want me to answer that?”
“Yes!”
He hesitated before answering. “I spent a few moments thinking about violating you on top of this pool table. Sort of the same thoughts I’m having right now, but now my thoughts are more from memory and less from imagination.”
I heard something bump against the poolroom window, causing me to flinch from the sound. Since no one was near a window, it had to come from the outside.
“I think someone is trying to look in the window.” I peered over Ryan’s shoulder to see.
He grabbed my forearm and stopped me from getting any closer.
“Don’t,” he warned. “Just ignore it.”
“Ignore what? What’s out there?”
“Paparazzi and fans. We’ve already been informed by our security.”
“Do you have security outside?”
“Yes,” he answered directly.
I tried to imagine it, picturing all their bodyguards and drivers just standing around outside in the cold… bored, hungry, and waiting for the celebrities.
“Why didn’t you invite the security guys inside? They could’ve at least had some food.”
“No. Their job is to make sure we can relax and not worry about what they’re worrying about.”
“You’re going to be seen leaving here no matter what,” I muttered.
He ran his hand reassuringly over my arm. “Don’t worry about it.”
“But if you’re photographed leaving in the morning?” I asked. I didn’t care about me, I was worried about him.
He looked at me with a serious expression. “If I leave here tonight, the paparazzi might just think that I arrived first – alone, and that they missed me. If I leave in the morning, then the cat’s out of the bag.”
“What are you going to do?” It was his decision.
“I know what I should do. But what I should do is not what I want to do. If I leave in the morning, they are going to start following you.” He motioned his head towards the window.
Ryan leaned over and whispered in my ear. “I am truly blessed.” He kissed me tenderly.
Once everyone finished eating and talking, Ryan and Pete were like the entertainment committee. Pete started a poker game with Kat, Ben, Shane, and Tammy. There was a lot of hooting and hollering coming from the big table. They were having a good time.
Ryan and I played pool with Cal and Gary. Marie and Kelly were busy talking up a storm at the corner table in the poolroom. Kelly was a huge celebrity advocate for breast cancer awareness and Marie had recently lost her favorite aunt to the disease. They were deep into their conversation.
The sourpuss twins were off on their own, text messaging and calling people. That was until Francesca got brave enough to separate herself from Suzanne and joined the poker game. Sure enough, Suzanne made her way over to the big table soon afterwards. It was apparent that they were avoiding whatever room I was in.
Ryan never left my side or should I say, my back. No matter where I stood I could easily lean back and rest on him.
“Before I forget to tell you, I really like those boots,” he whispered in my ear. “You’re almost the perfect height.” He pulled my hip back so I’d bump him and get his point.
“Do you want me to wear them later?” I asked privately in a joking fashion.
“Would you?” he whispered. “Every time you lean over the pool table, I just about go out of my mind,” he snickered in my ear.
I turned to him and looked him in the eyes.
“Question… the first day, here, in the poolroom, were you looking down my shirt?” I whispered.
“Maybe, but only once or twice.” He wet his lips and smiled. “I liked the lace that was on the edge of your bra. But what really got my attention was when you were leaning into the cooler. Those jeans you were wearing – yum.”
He took a deep, sultry breath. “Although the ones you’re wearing now are definitely my new favorites. I’m looking forward to untying them with my teeth later.”
“Just don’t rip them! They were expensive.”
He shrugged and scoffed. “I’ll give you my credit card - go buy yourself a dozen more. Tearing those jeans off of you is worth every penny I have.”
I dismissed his comment and continued our private conversation. “What about the distracting belly scratch? What did that do for you?”
He looked at me and smiled bashfully while he chewed on his straw. “Do you really want me to answer that?”
“Yes!”
He hesitated before answering. “I spent a few moments thinking about violating you on top of this pool table. Sort of the same thoughts I’m having right now, but now my thoughts are more from memory and less from imagination.”
I heard something bump against the poolroom window, causing me to flinch from the sound. Since no one was near a window, it had to come from the outside.
“I think someone is trying to look in the window.” I peered over Ryan’s shoulder to see.
He grabbed my forearm and stopped me from getting any closer.
“Don’t,” he warned. “Just ignore it.”
“Ignore what? What’s out there?”
“Paparazzi and fans. We’ve already been informed by our security.”
“Do you have security outside?”
“Yes,” he answered directly.
I tried to imagine it, picturing all their bodyguards and drivers just standing around outside in the cold… bored, hungry, and waiting for the celebrities.
“Why didn’t you invite the security guys inside? They could’ve at least had some food.”
“No. Their job is to make sure we can relax and not worry about what they’re worrying about.”
“You’re going to be seen leaving here no matter what,” I muttered.
He ran his hand reassuringly over my arm. “Don’t worry about it.”
“But if you’re photographed leaving in the morning?” I asked. I didn’t care about me, I was worried about him.
He looked at me with a serious expression. “If I leave here tonight, the paparazzi might just think that I arrived first – alone, and that they missed me. If I leave in the morning, then the cat’s out of the bag.”
“What are you going to do?” It was his decision.
“I know what I should do. But what I should do is not what I want to do. If I leave in the morning, they are going to start following you.” He motioned his head towards the window.
