Caleb
She growled in embarrassment and hid her face in her hands. “Ugh, fine. Just don’t laugh.”
“I can’t promise that. You laughed when you saw me standing in the buff. Now that doesn’t do much for the male ego, does it?” I replied, not letting it drop. I wanted my answer more than ever.
Ruby gasped in amusement. “I wasn’t laughing at … whatever.” She rolled her eyes. “Alright, I’ll tell you. Ever since I met you, that night in the elevator in Washington, I thought about you a lot.” A blush crept across her flawless creamy skin. It reached her ears, turning them crimson.
I ran a hand down my face in mock horror.
“Ooh, no, no, you had a little girl crush on me? Babe, now I feel weird.”
She stood up and poked me in the chest as I laughed. “Hey, you helped me get over Channing Tatum, y
