He’s not playing fair.
 
 “Where were you born?”
 
 “New Jersey.”
 
 “How old are you?”
 
 “Twenty-eight.”
 
 “Full name?”
 
 “Camila Victoria Greystone.”
 
 “Any siblings?”
 
 “Nope.”
 
 “Occupation?”
 
 I stutter.
 
 “Um, unemployed.”
 
 Red throws his napkin at BJ.
 
 “Good job, asshole.” I roll my eyes.
 
 “It’s fine. Go on,” I wave at him to continue.
 
 “Favorite color?”
 
 “Blue.”
 
 “Any allergies?”
 
 “No.”
 
 “What kind of music do you like?”
 
 I chuckle before answering.
 
 “That would depend on my mood. But I gotta say, Country is at the bottom of that list. Sorry.” I shrug.
 
 “We won’t hold it against you. Can you cook?” I smile at that one.
 
 “Yes, I love baking, though.” Red’s hand is still on my lower back.
 
 “Have you ever ridden a horse?” My cheeks flame red.
 
 “He doesn’t mean Red,” Kit says, and then I hear a grunt.
 
 I don’t even need to look to know Red just punched him.
 
 “No?” BJ leans in for the kill.
 
 “You asking or telling?” I sigh and lean back into Red more.
 
 “Does a pony at the school fair count?” The room grows quiet.