ARES
Their gazes were fixed on me as my feet stepped into the house. It was just as I wanted it to be. I needed all their attention, or how else were they to know Ares was in the building?
“Are you ready? It's time to party,” I said to the ladies by my side. They grinned like puppets and swayed their asses about. They seemed so succulent, and getting my eyes off of them seemed completely impossible.
I lowered my hands and grabbed their booties simultaneously. They giggled and tilted toward me.
My head turned, and it became more evident to me that I had some people staring at me.
“Why do you all look like you've seen a ghost? Is everything alright?” My voice rang in the air, bearing the irritation that had grown quickly in me.
Tom walked out of the room; his brows creased a bit. He w
