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"What? I just don't want your brother catching us."

"You know what? If you're so worried about my brother finding out that you're going to be a stick in the mud and not want to do anything fun, then maybe we should call this whole thing off. Maybe we don't even need to do anything anymore."

I stared at her, feeling angry. I grabbed her hands and pulled her to me. "Stop right now," I said.

"What?" She was blinking, looking up at me.

"We're not stopping anything. I was just saying we need to be more careful."

"Or what?" she said, pushing away from me.

I grabbed her around the waist and pulled her to me. "Or I'll teach you a little lesson you'll never forget."

I slapped her ass lightly, and she gasped. "You're going to do that in the street with my brother just a couple of feet away."

"He's walking away from us," I said, giving her a small smile.

"Yeah, but what if he stopped? He'd really want to know why you were spanking his sister in the middle of the street."

"And then I'd tell him. You were being a bad woman."

I laughed as she rolled her eyes at me. "You are absolutely ridiculous. You know that, right, Oliver James?"

"And that's why you like fucking me so much." I pressed my lips quickly to hers and then pulled away. "Now come on, let's go and get that pizza. I'm hungry."

"I'm hungry for more than pizza," she said, grabbing my hand and playing with one of my fingers. "I'm hungry for a lot more if you know what I mean."

"Do not tempt me, Rosalie."

"Or what?" she said.

"Or I might just have to satisfy your appetite when we get back to the apartment."

"I bet you won't," she said. "I bet you're going to be a scared little boy."

"We'll see about that," I growled as we walked toward Foster and Alice. I knew that it would be really risky to fuck her with her brother in the next room, but I didn't care. I needed to teach her a lesson.

Chapter32

Rosalie

"Tonight was so much fun," Alice said as she lay on the air mattress in front of the couch.

"I know," I said, staring at her. "I'm so happy that you're here. This is going to be such an amazing experience for both of us."

"I know." Alice bit down on her lower lip. "It's just so weird living in the same house as you and Oliver and Foster."

I stared at her for a couple of seconds. "Um, I mean, we have stayed at each other's places all the time."

"Yeah. But not for significant amounts of time," she said. "And I've never lived with guys before."

"That's fine. It's not like we're living-living with them," I said.

"I mean, you kind of are," Alice said. "So tell me all about what's going on with you and Oliver. It seemed like you were having words earlier. I had to keep Foster distracted because I had a feeling you and Oliver were arguing about something."

"Oh my gosh. Oliver's so nervous about Foster finding out. We had a moment in the club, and he got upset because he thought it was too risky."

"What do you mean, 'a moment'?" she said.

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