"Are you supposed to ask me that?" he questions, his voice taking on a deep tone.
"Ask you what?"
"Why I'm here," he repeats, little wrinkles forming on his forehead.
I shake my head, my hands fidgeting with each other. "Probably not." I laugh nervously.
"I like that. I like that you talk to me like a normal person. That you don't tell me what I want to hear." He tucks his hand behind my head, tilting my head upward, and looks me up and down hungrily. My fingers and toes tingle, and my lips part.
"I'm here because my fiancée took the notion of me asking her to marry me to the point we shouldn't have sex until our wedding night. I'm going on a four-month dry spell, and have eight more months to go," he explains, his tone dry. His jaw clenches as he surveys me like a piece of meat, and I like it. My body responds to the way he eyes me like I'm the only one he sees, like I'm the subject of sex.