Her Dirty Billionaires

Thirteen: Madeline

I spent the whole day studying in my apartment, having completely lost track of the time. My muscles were stiff, and I felt tired, so when I heard someone at the door, I was reluctant to answer. It was dark outside, and all I wanted at the moment was to wrap up studying and get some rest. After a few moments of internal debating, I decided to chase away whoever was at the other side of the door and hit the sack.

My jaw dropped when I opened the door and found Logan and Jake in the hallway, holding two plastic bags. My heart picked up its pace, my pussy warming when I noticed how sexy they looked in their suits.

“Guys? What are you doing here?”

Logan flashed his perfect smile at me. “We haven’t seen you in a while, and we wanted to check up on you.” Oh. They were worried about me?

“Also, we brought you dinner,” Jake said and raised the bag he’d been carrying in the air, and I saw take out Asian food.

My chest inflated with joy and gratitude, and I didn’t know what to say, completely touched. This was definitely something I hadn’t expected.

Their eyes moved down my body, and I remembered I was in my yoga pants. I blushed, embarrassed that they had to see me dressed like this. I didn’t feel I looked professional or sexy, while they were the epitome of sexiness.

“Thank you so much. Um, please come on in.”

I stepped aside to let them pass, not failing to notice their gazes filled with lust as they passed me, and

it set my insides on fire. Their fragrances filled my nostrils, and it was all I needed to start longing for them badly.

All just like that, I wasn’t tired anymore. I led them to my living room and sat them down, unsure of how to explain my sudden absence these days. I’d been trying to put the distance between us, so I avoided them, but the truth was that I wanted them more than I’d ever thought it would be possible.

“Thank you for coming here.” I sat at the chair across from the couch and clasped my hands together in the lap.

“There’s no need to be uncomfortable about this, Madeline,” Logan said. “We really wanted to see you.”

“Yeah. We’ve been wondering if we pushed you too far, you know. Are you okay?”

I blushed again and averted my gaze, trying to find the right words. “Actually, I think we’re playing with fire here. I’m worried someone might find out. My roommate told me she heard that you”—I looked pointedly at Logan—“Are seeing a student, and I just panicked. I could lose everything if anyone ever found out about us, so I didn’t want to take my chances.”

Logan came in front of me. “Honey.” He crouched and took me by hands. “That is just a rumor. I’m sure that no one actually saw us.”

“But how can you be so sure?”

“Because they tried connecting me with students in the past, which was complete bullshit. I’m sure they are doing the same thing now, but they don’t actually know anything.”

Jake stood up and went behind me. He placed his hands on my shoulders, and the touch soothed me and excited me at the same time. “I agree with Logan. Don’t worry about it. No one knows, and no one will know.”

Logan moved his thumbs over my palms, further enticing me, and it became difficult trying to distance myself from them. I didn’t want to because what I felt for them was stronger than my reason.

“Yes. We’ll make sure it stays a secret,” Logan assured me.

“Do you like being with us?” Jake asked me.

I twisted my head to look at him. “Yes, I do. In fact, I enjoy it too much.”

He broke into a huge smile, satisfied with my response. “We enjoy your company too, beautiful.”

“Yes. We can’t keep you out of our heads. This has never happened to us before, Madeline. We want you to know that this—whatever we have is—means to us more than you can imagine. These last few days...” Logan shook his head. “We’ve been worried, and it sucked.”

My heart sped up at his words, and I had difficulty breathing.

“Yes. So we need to be with you. Please, be with us.”

I looked between them, having already made my decision. Our relationship wasn’t prudent, but I couldn’t stay away. I wanted them as much as they wanted me, and they were right. No one would have no know if we took extra care to stay under the radar.

I smiled at them. “Okay.”