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with applied
force. Good job.”
I twist her t-shirt in my hand, moving up it
so the bottoms of her breasts are showing, and then I pull hard.
“Now?”
“Tension. Oh God, tension.”
“You know what my favorite force is?” I ask
as I slow down a little and hold her so she can’t move on me.
“Please, Kendrick.”
“Almost there. Just one more.”
“Wh-what?”
“Friction,” I tell her, rolling one nipple
through her shirt while I rub my pelvis against her and circle her
clit with my other hand. “I love friction.”
Her hands slip on the glass as she comes
hard, clamping her pussy around my cock and mumbling about loving
friction, too. It’s always beautiful to see her fall apart, but who
knew mixing science and sex could be so fun? I come right after
her, bringing us both to lie on top of the throw. As I catch my
breath, all I can think about is how I can’t wait for her next
anatomy lesson.
Chapter 7
Matisse
“Matisse, can you stay after a minute,
please.” Audrey asks me.
I nod, as all my friends give me sympathetic
looks. Again. Seriously? I thought I understood this test. I wait
until everyone leaves to go to the front of the room.
“I thought I knew this stuff.”
“You did. You got 100%.”
Whoa! “I did?”
“You did, and I’m sorry if I scared you when
I asked you to stay after. I was just so happy for you. Physics
must be your thing.”
If by “thing” she means the stuff my hot
boyfriend teaches me while we’re fucking, then yeah, it definitely
is. Not that I’m going to tell her that. “I guess. I’m just glad
I’m doing okay.”
“You’re doing more than okay. You’ll be
passing before you know it.”
“Your class, maybe. I still have to pass the
bone test in anatomy before I can pass Stella’s class.”
“All I can tell you there is to study your
ass off. We didn’t have to study anatomy when we did clothes and
makeup, but Stella made us all do it when she took over that
program. She’s right—knowing all about a body is important, and not
just for fashion. We know the obvious places to strike and shoot,
but knowing what exact muscle or bone we’ve been injured in has
saved more than one of us.”
“I know it’s important, but it’s seriously
hard.”
“Did you think the Society was going to be
easy?” she asks, quirking a brow.
“No,” I admit, “but it’s so much more than I
expected. All of you, and everything I need to learn. It’s got to
be harder than being a government spy.”
“Oh, it is. No one goes through training as
varied and extensive as we do, which is why most governments hire
us to help them.”
“I’m proud to be a part of all of this. I
can’t wait to start helping people.”
“That’s what we love to hear from all of
you.”
“I should go eat something before my shift
at the tattoo shop, but thanks for telling me about my grade.”
“You’re welcome. Have a good day, and keep
up the good work.”
“I will,” I promise, smiling as I walk
out.
I’m still smiling when I walk into the
cafeteria and grab my corn dog nuggets and mac and cheese. Yes, I’m
a grown-up, but I still eat like a kid, because kid food is
awesome.
“You’re smiling, so Audrey must’ve given you
good news,” Nev tells me.
“She did. I got a perfect score on the
physics test.”
“Whoa, someone’s trying to out-science me
over here,” Kalila says to me with a laugh.
“Not a chance. I can only geek so far,
babe.”
“I’m with you on that one,” Waverly says,
and I look up to where she’s standing next to me.
“That’s why we like each other so much.”
She smiles, but still keeps standing. “Um,
could I sit with you guys?”
“You don’t have to ask,” Rose tells her.
“You’re our friend.”
“I wasn’t sure. I’m not used to having a lot
of friends.”
“Just you and Kenny normally, huh? But now
there’s Matisse, taking up his time,” Rhieve says, and I want to
smack her.
“I won’t interfere
force. Good job.”
I twist her t-shirt in my hand, moving up it
so the bottoms of her breasts are showing, and then I pull hard.
“Now?”
“Tension. Oh God, tension.”
“You know what my favorite force is?” I ask
as I slow down a little and hold her so she can’t move on me.
“Please, Kendrick.”
“Almost there. Just one more.”
“Wh-what?”
“Friction,” I tell her, rolling one nipple
through her shirt while I rub my pelvis against her and circle her
clit with my other hand. “I love friction.”
Her hands slip on the glass as she comes
hard, clamping her pussy around my cock and mumbling about loving
friction, too. It’s always beautiful to see her fall apart, but who
knew mixing science and sex could be so fun? I come right after
her, bringing us both to lie on top of the throw. As I catch my
breath, all I can think about is how I can’t wait for her next
anatomy lesson.
Chapter 7
Matisse
“Matisse, can you stay after a minute,
please.” Audrey asks me.
I nod, as all my friends give me sympathetic
looks. Again. Seriously? I thought I understood this test. I wait
until everyone leaves to go to the front of the room.
“I thought I knew this stuff.”
“You did. You got 100%.”
Whoa! “I did?”
“You did, and I’m sorry if I scared you when
I asked you to stay after. I was just so happy for you. Physics
must be your thing.”
If by “thing” she means the stuff my hot
boyfriend teaches me while we’re fucking, then yeah, it definitely
is. Not that I’m going to tell her that. “I guess. I’m just glad
I’m doing okay.”
“You’re doing more than okay. You’ll be
passing before you know it.”
“Your class, maybe. I still have to pass the
bone test in anatomy before I can pass Stella’s class.”
“All I can tell you there is to study your
ass off. We didn’t have to study anatomy when we did clothes and
makeup, but Stella made us all do it when she took over that
program. She’s right—knowing all about a body is important, and not
just for fashion. We know the obvious places to strike and shoot,
but knowing what exact muscle or bone we’ve been injured in has
saved more than one of us.”
“I know it’s important, but it’s seriously
hard.”
“Did you think the Society was going to be
easy?” she asks, quirking a brow.
“No,” I admit, “but it’s so much more than I
expected. All of you, and everything I need to learn. It’s got to
be harder than being a government spy.”
“Oh, it is. No one goes through training as
varied and extensive as we do, which is why most governments hire
us to help them.”
“I’m proud to be a part of all of this. I
can’t wait to start helping people.”
“That’s what we love to hear from all of
you.”
“I should go eat something before my shift
at the tattoo shop, but thanks for telling me about my grade.”
“You’re welcome. Have a good day, and keep
up the good work.”
“I will,” I promise, smiling as I walk
out.
I’m still smiling when I walk into the
cafeteria and grab my corn dog nuggets and mac and cheese. Yes, I’m
a grown-up, but I still eat like a kid, because kid food is
awesome.
“You’re smiling, so Audrey must’ve given you
good news,” Nev tells me.
“She did. I got a perfect score on the
physics test.”
“Whoa, someone’s trying to out-science me
over here,” Kalila says to me with a laugh.
“Not a chance. I can only geek so far,
babe.”
“I’m with you on that one,” Waverly says,
and I look up to where she’s standing next to me.
“That’s why we like each other so much.”
She smiles, but still keeps standing. “Um,
could I sit with you guys?”
“You don’t have to ask,” Rose tells her.
“You’re our friend.”
“I wasn’t sure. I’m not used to having a lot
of friends.”
“Just you and Kenny normally, huh? But now
there’s Matisse, taking up his time,” Rhieve says, and I want to
smack her.
“I won’t interfere
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