That grin again, half-hidden by those long,
blonde waves. With a flick of his head, Brad shook the hair from
his face and stepped around the bike behind Mack. “Can I get on
it?” Before Mack could answer, he pressed his face into the leather
seat, still warm from the ride, and drew in a deep breath. “It
smells like you.”
“What the hell’s that supposed to mean?”
Mack asked, turning around. As he stepped away from the motorcycle,
Brad swung his leg over and pulled himself into the seat. “Hey, get
off my bike.”
Wickedly, Brad dared him, “Come get me
off.”
Mack shook his head, bemused. Even out here
by themselves, Brad kept up the flirty banter, but the longer he
stalled, the more Mack began to suspect that there wasn’t anything
to it. Just a young cocktease, that’s all, who got hard on the game
but never scored. “You don’t know what you’re messing with, kid,”
Mack cautioned. “Show’s over. Get off.”
Brad’s hands froze on the handlebars where