Blake looked me over. “You okay?”
I calmed down slightly when I met his eyes. “Yeah. Fine.”
Julian laughed, but there was no humor in it. “Oh, I see.”
“What, Julian? What do you see?”
“You’re fucking her.” Julian sent me a disgusted look. “You making your way through all the Steele men?”
Blake grabbed the front of his brother’s shirt and shook him. “That’s enough. What’s your fucking problem?”
Still scowling at me, he spoke to his brother. “Did you know she was with me before?”
I raised my eyebrows. “I’d hardly say I was with you. A fifteen-minute tryst in your truck barely counts as anything.”
Blake bit back a smile and held up his hands. “Okay, this has been fun, but you’re not going to talk to her like that. What do you need?”
Julian backed away. “Did you know?”
“God, Julian, you’re like a dog with a bone. Yes, I knew.”
I looked at Blake, confused. How did he know? Had Isaac told him?
“And you did it anyway?”
Blake scoffed. “You’re kidding, right?”
I pulled out my desk chair and looked at the two of them. “I have work to do.”
“I’m sure. There’s another Steele brother for you to mount.”
Blake smacked his brother in the back of the head and growled. “Fuck off with that, Julian.”
I jabbed my finger into Julian’s chest. “You’re an asshole. And unless you have another brother, I’ve already mounted the three of you, and let me tell you, you weren’t in the top two.”
Blake snorted. “Damn.”
I pushed past Julian and grabbed my purse. “I’m taking an early lunch.”