Pierre’s hands roam over my stomach.
Now this . . . is relaxing.
Tristan
I stand near the bar with my drink in hand. “So then I got another fifty thousand followers from that boost alone,” Saba says.
“Wow, that’s fantastic,” Melanie replies.
I’m standing with four beautiful women, but I’m bored as hell. I fly out first thing in the morning.
My eyes scan the room. Where is she?
“So, Mr. Miles, are you married?”
My eyes snap back to the blonde in front of me. “Please, call me Tristan. And no, not married.”
“A girlfriend, perhaps?” Saba asks.
“No.” I sip my drink. “Very single.”
“Really?” Saba says in a sexy voice. “Me too. Talk about great timing.”
I fake a smile. “It’s always a great time to be single, isn’t it?”
The girls all laugh on cue, and I look around the room. If she doesn’t come tonight, I’m going to be pissed.
“I just broke off my engagement,” Melanie replies.
I look her over. She’s blonde and beautiful—my usual type—and I make myself nod as I act interested.
“I just really want to focus on my goals right now, and my ex just wasn’t moving in the right circles—you know what I mean? He wanted a house in the suburbs with three kids, and I want more from life than that,” she continues. “I want a global empire.”
“Oh, totally,” the girls all agree.
“I had that too with my ex. Why don’t they get it?” one of the other girls says.
Oh fuck . . . get me out of here.
I wave at a colleague. “I’m going to see my friend.” I turn to walk off.
“Tristan,” Saba calls.
I turn back to her.
“Maybe we could do some revision of the notes I took today.” She smiles sexily. “Later, in my room.”
“Ahh . . .” I look between the women.
“I mean . . .” She shrugs. “We could all go over our notes together.” She pulls her fingers through her hair. “The four of us girls and you. L
ike a group thing.” The girls all smile sexily.
“Could make for a great night,” Melanie whispers.
“I have no doubt.” I smirk as I look among them. “Let’s see how the night goes, shall we?”
I turn and walk over to one of the other lecturers as I hear them giggle behind me. “Hey,” Elouise says.