Chapter 7

Gabriel glanced up from washing his hands when Aitor entered the bathroom. He smiled. “Are you ready for another adventure? I kind of want to kick that jerk’s arse. It’s a pity he’s on our own team.”

Then something clicked, and Aitor understood what had been happening during the game. “You’ve been making all the possible kills so he wouldn’t get any, haven’t you?”

“Serves him right, going off on his own, then expecting us to come to the rescue.”

Aitor snorted. “You’re unbelievable.”

He shrugged. “The first-timers appear to be having a good—”

Aitor’s mouth didn’t let Gabriel finish that sentence. Someone moaned, and Aitor couldn’t swear it hadn’t been him. Gabriel’s beard felt nice against his skin, but when his mouth opened, Aitor forgot all about that, losing himself in the rhythm of the kiss and the stroke of Gabriel’s tongue against his.