Page 40 of Billionaire Games
“I think Ethan’s right,” Phoenix agreed. “Cait would put my balls in a vice, I can almost feel it now.”
The men laughed again then Ethan said, “Those ladies are marrying material.”
“I know,” Griffin agreed.
“I’m sure they’re already talking amongst themselves about how to get us all into holy matrimony with them,” Phoenix said.
“I wonder if Kel is coaching them on it,” Ethan said. “It’s not beyond her to do such a thing. You know, telling them to hold out until they get a ring on it.”
“Oh, hell!” Phoenix gasped. “What if that’s true? What if they plan on holding out until that happens? Do women really wait until the wedding night?”
“Some do,” Griffin said. “But I don’t think that’s what’s happening here. I mean, our girls don’t seem to be that religious or that manipulating.”
“How much longer are we going to give them?” Phoenix asked.
“We have nothing but time,” Ethan reminded him. “But we should put a limit on it, shouldn’t we?”
“Hey, what if we made them jealous with other chicks?” Griff asked.
Jess smacked her fist in her hand as she thought about Griff’s hands on another woman. Cait looked at her and put her finger to her lips.
“That might work,” Phoenix agreed.
“Or it might backfire, and they might shut us out for good,” Ethan said. “I do believe if Kel saw me with another woman she’d cut me out without a second thought.”
More silence followed by the sound of glasses being sat back down, let the girls know the men were stumped by what to do to win their bet and get the girls into their beds.
So Kel decided it was time to make themselves known but not entirely. She leaned up and whispered, “Just go along with me, sisters, I think I have an idea.”
With their nods of agreement, Kel got up, and the others followed her. She went to the waitress and got her to seat them at the same table but this time she wanted the men to notice them. But they’d act like they didn’t see them.
It was time to make a little deal of their own.
