“Yeah, actually. I was in a strange bedroom. Helen wasn’t the only one in the lobby. “You don’t have to worry about that, Helen.”
“Don’t be so sure. I wanted to look over at her to see what she was doing but didn’t want to break the illusion of being apathetic toward her. Bobbi hated me, so I was surprised as hell that she would rather stay in my hotel room than walk back to her house. The amount of self control I had to muster to not look over at her was staggering, but I managed to keep up appearances. I decided to play it safe and assume he meant the offices. He’d been the one to drop me off last night at Solomon’s Palace where I met Bobbi. A body stirred next to me, and I finally opened my eyes, dreading who I would find laying in bed with me. All three were giving me radiant smiles that could cause palpitations, but number three caught her plush bottom lip between her teeth and looked me up
