“You never answered.” I shrugged as if it was immaterial. “I thought you’d changed your mind about getting together.”
He stared into my eyes.
I stared into his eyes.
“Ludovic.” The impatience in Reginald’s voice was obvious.
Locke chuckled. “I thought there was a reason you never pushed for more than I was willing to give, Jefferson. Reginald, why don’t you switch seats with Jefferson and sit beside me. I always did have a thing for British men, you know.” He looped his arm in Reginald’s and winked at me, then smiled at Ludo and led Reginald back to the section where our seats were.
“Your Locke has let you off more easily than I would have.”
“He’s not mine, Ludo.”
“Hmm.”
“I missed you.”
“How could you have? You hardly know me. I think we’ve promised to meet again almost as many times as we’ve actually spent together.”
I gave him a slow, seductive grin. “In that case, why don’t we make this one more that we are together?”