And why are we breaking up again?
Sutton:
You’re leaving.
River:
Is this you telling me that you won’t come with me to some obscure small college town so I can start my dream?
Sutton:
This is fake, you know that right?
River:
The sex feels very real—should I show you again?
Sutton:
You’re impossible.
River:
Baby, I can show you that you’re wrong. Actually, I can help you relax. Meet you in the janitor’s closet in five.
Sutton:
There are people here.
River:
Have you ever done it in a closet?
Sutton:
I’m not doing it there. The bar is full of people. Someone could hear us.
River:
That’s what makes it hot—what if they catch us?
Sutton:
No.
River:
I’ll be there waiting for you. And if you don’t want them to catch you . . . you have to be very, very quiet.
* * *
Sutton
Slipping away from my friends under the pretense of a bathroom break, I navigate through the tables, stopping for a few brief, obligatory conversations. Eventually, I find myself pushing open the door to the closet, sliding into the darkness quietly.Almost instantly, a strong arm wraps around my waist, yanking me against a familiar wall of solid muscles.
“I knew you’d join me,” River murmurs, his voice low and husky.
“There’s a lot of noise outside, I wanted some peace and quiet,” I say, not sure if the excuse sounds right. I really don’t want him to think I’m needy.