Chapter 26
“Mal huh?”
Quinn was bringing Tam up to speed, the story having not reached the evening news plateau necessary for Tam, who did not generally indulge in gossip. “Not surprised. I mean, we could people Wikipedia with the wrecks Mal has left in his wake.”
“To be fair,” Quinn countered, “it often takes two to twerk. Had Vienne not been interested or had she treated her household staff better, she might not have fallen from grace. But then, who am I to talk?”
Silence of a Grand Canyon-size chasm.
“Tell me,” Tam said softly, “what s****l experience did you have before you took up with Mal?”
“None,” Quinn said. “But I wanted him.”
Tam took Quinn’s face in his hands. “You were a virgin and innocent, just as he took advantage of my drunkenness that night under the pier.”
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