A shiver runs down my spine at the heated suggestion, and I squeeze my thighs together, trying to ignore the growing need between my legs. I won't be able to have either of my men until we leave here.
"I haven't been on your bikes yet, and those terrify me. There's no way I'm getting on a floating death mobile."
"We'll see," he says, his grin audible in the darkness.
King's asleep a few minutes later, which is surprising considering Niko is usually the one to crash before either of us. I savor the sound of King's quiet breathing. It reassures me that they're here, and they're not going anywhere.
"Long night?" I ask Niko softly.
"Isaac's still hiding, but I feel like he's probably right under our noses. He told his boss he was going on vacation with you and Zuri for two weeks. I do
