Too Naughty

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door. “I’m gon’ hit the shower and then hit the door. Like I said, whatever happens, it just happens.”
    Shane left to go change, and I went into his kitchen to get a cup of coffee. It was only 8:00 A.M. , and since Brooks Brothers didn’t open until noon, I decided to sit back on Shane’s covered patio and chill. I turned the TV to Meet the Press and listened to all of the political bullshit that was going on.
    When Shane came into the room, I was focused on the TV. He cleared his throat and talked about me being so engrossed.
    â€œDo you watch this stuff at home?” he asked.
    â€œSometimes. They be talking about some informative things, man. Trust me.”
    â€œYeah, I know. I’m hooked on CNN and MSNBC, but for now, I’m out. I didn’t want to wake Scorpio, but tell her to hit me on my cell when she wakes up.”
    â€œBy the time she wakes up, you’ll probably be back. And after what went down last night, don’t expect to see her face until two or three o’clock in the afternoon.”
    Shane chuckled. “Let me guess... . You remember from prior experience, huh?”
    â€œFa’ sho’.” I grinned.
    Shane stepped farther into the room. “How do you know what went down last night and I vaguely remember?”
    â€œHey, it wasn’t my fault that you were too messed up to remember. Let’s just say that, by the sounds of it, you really had a good time.”
    Shane laughed again. “Man, I was messed up. I don’t even remember coming in this motherfucka last night. When I woke up, I was naked and so was Scorpio. I assumed we must—”
    I held out my hands. “Hey, it doesn’t bother me at all. Things have changed, and time has ticked away. I’m over it, Shane, trust me.”
    â€œWe good friends, Jay, and it ... it feels so awkward talking to you about her. At times, I want to share with you how I feel about her, but I can’t. Not just yet.”
    â€œWhenever you’re ready, I’m here. I’d be lying if I told you that I support your relationship with her, but I am not lying when I say that I respect it.”
    Shane slammed his hand against mine. “I gotta jet. My mother probably cursing my ass out for being late.”
    He took several steps toward the door, and I continued to watch the TV. Soon, he interrupted me again.
    â€œWhat is it now, fool?”
    He grinned. “Don’t fuck my woman while I’m gone. I will mess you up if you even look at her.”
    â€œYou’d better tell your woman don’t be trying to get at me. I’m an irresistible, big dick Negro, and she’s the one who will have to maintain her composure. Now, get yo’ ass out of here, tell your mother I said happy birthday, and trust me, all right? I can handle this.”
    We both laughed, and Shane jetted.
    Not even intending to, I dozed off again. When I woke up, I looked at the clock on the wall and it was 11:05 A.M. Having mega shit to do today, I reached for the phone to call Frick. He didn’t answer, so I left a message on his voice mail for him to call me. I knew Brooks Brothers wasn’t open yet, so I continued to sit around in Shane’s burgundy sweats. After I flipped through the channels, realizing nothing was on, I headed for the kitchen. To my surprise, Scorpio was sitting in a chair with her head lying on the table. Her long hair was spread out, and her eyes were closed. When I stepped back to exit, she lifted her head and looked at me.
    â€œSo we meet again,” she said.
    I felt very uncomfortable. “What’s up, Scorpio? I thought you were asleep. I came in to get a cup of coffee.”
    Wearing a white button-down silk pajama top that barely met up with the cheeks of her ass, she stood up and walked over to the coffee machine. She poured two cups of coffee and handed one of them to me. I thanked her, and without saying anything else, she left and

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