String Beans (The Girls of Beachmont #2)
“Wyatt teased.
“You were out before me,” I laughed.
We looked over at our friends, who were deep into the next round—Jolie with a pair of sunglasses on, Dallas doing his best to cover his eyes with a baseball cap, and Callie surprising us all with her natural talent for the game.
“They’re insanely serious over there,” I said, nodding my head at the table where they sat.
“Yeah, I feel like we were taken,” Wyatt added.
“Maybe I’m really a better poker player than you think I am.”
“Are you trying t...o bluff me right now?” He raised his brow and smirked like he was trying to figure me out.
That’s probably why I lost—I have no poker face.
“Thank God we’re only playing with change,” I laughed. “Do you think any of them would do good in Vegas?”
“Not a chance in hell.”
“Yeah, I agree.”
“We can hear you,” Callie said. “And I’m damn good. I’d take Vegas.”
“How much have you had to drink?” I asked with a laugh.
“Are you busy tomorrow?”MoreLess
“You were out before me,” I laughed.
We looked over at our friends, who were deep into the next round—Jolie with a pair of sunglasses on, Dallas doing his best to cover his eyes with a baseball cap, and Callie surprising us all with her natural talent for the game.
“They’re insanely serious over there,” I said, nodding my head at the table where they sat.
“Yeah, I feel like we were taken,” Wyatt added.
“Maybe I’m really a better poker player than you think I am.”
“Are you trying t...o bluff me right now?” He raised his brow and smirked like he was trying to figure me out.
That’s probably why I lost—I have no poker face.
“Thank God we’re only playing with change,” I laughed. “Do you think any of them would do good in Vegas?”
“Not a chance in hell.”
“Yeah, I agree.”
“We can hear you,” Callie said. “And I’m damn good. I’d take Vegas.”
“How much have you had to drink?” I asked with a laugh.
“Are you busy tomorrow?”MoreLess
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