voice high and tense. “I get the whole mask thing, now. Sort of like the king dallying with the common folk.”
“Or the alien living among the earthlings.”
Even in the dark he could see her flushed cheeks. “Well, you can go back to your planet, now. It was fun and now it’s done.” She reached out for the door.
“Not as far as I’m concerned.”
Trish gave a short laugh. “Sorry, this is as much as I do on rooftops in public.”
But he’d caught a taste of something here that he wasn’t about to lose. “Look, this felt right. Don’t you want to see what happens next?”
“I think Sabrina’s documentary showed you what happens next. There are books, in case you’re confused.”
Ty cursed impatiently. “I’m not talking about sex. We can just sit and talk for all I care.” That wasn’t precisely true. He was pretty sure he wanted more—much more—but for now he’d take another dose of their easy laughter. “Don’t just run off. Please?”
Something flickered in her eyes—hope, maybe—and was quickly snuffed out by distrust. She reached behind her and opened the door. “Look, you’re probably a really nice guy, but I’m sure you’ve got starlets to hang out with. Let’s just call it good.” Before he could react, she’d whirled and was gone, leaving only a trace of her scent in the air.
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