Colin c****d his brow with such obvious skepticism that Grady expected another crack about his weak pick-up lines. But Colin just shrugged and pushed open the door. Grady swayed a little as he stood, but he was able to keep his feet under him. Colin waited for him near the elevator, watching Grady from the corner of his eye, hands in his pockets and shoulders a little hunched. Just looking at him in the garage’s sickly green light made him half-hard.
“You’re looking better. Not quite like you’re going to fall on your face.”
“What about sulky?”
“Your bottom lip is still sticking out a bit.”
Grady shook his head. The elevator doors opened and he managed to get inside without a single lurch. “I’m telling you, natural state. Clearly, you’re not looking at my mouth enough, or you’d know tha
