Gio

Chapter 11 - Part 2

Days later, Bianca was over the disappointing night out, which Felix had completely made up for by taking her out the following night to a romantic dinner, just the two of them. He followed up the dinner with a very romantic carriage ride where they cuddled up under some warm blankets as they rode around the picturesque little town, drinking hot cocoa spiked with Kahlua. They ended the night going back to the cabin where they made love, and not once had she thought of Gio.

Then early this morning, Bianca awoke to another intense orgasm again, only this time Felix was sound asleep. She'd lain there, catching her breath, trying to remember all the details of her dream as her heart hammered away.

With the visual Gio had placed in her mind about doing it in the men's restroom continually assaulting her thought processes these last few days, it was no surprise she'd dream about doing it. Only thing was that it wasn't Felix in her dream. Gio had been the one that lifted her onto the sink, ripped her panties off, and then plowed into her like a man with only one mission—to fuck her brains out—and she'd loved it. Just thinking about it now made her warm in unspeakable places.

"You ready?" Bianca flinched at Felix's voice. He smiled, coming up from behind her and looking at her in the mirror. "I'm sorry, babe. I didn't mean to startle you." He lifted her hair and sprinkled tiny kisses over her nape. "You look beautiful ... as usual."

"Thank you." She turned to face him and kissed him softly on the lips. Desperately needing to chase away the thoughts she'd been having just before he walked in, she changed the subject. "Are you sure about this? I still think this sounds really personal. I hardly know your friend."

Felix and Gio's friend, Noah, from the gym had invited them to dinner tonight at Noah and his girlfriend's place. Noah had been vague, but Felix was pretty sure they'd be making some kind of announcement. If that was the case, then Bianca thought maybe they'd prefer just their close friends and family members, not Felix's new girlfriend, who she was certain Noah didn't even remember.

"Yes, I'm sure and don't worry. Noah told me to bring you."

"He did?" That surprised her. From her experience, guys weren't like girls. They didn't go around talking about their relationships. "You told him about us?"

Felix moved over and fixed his hair with his fingers, looking in the mirror. "I was going to, but he already knew. Gio told him."

That came as an even bigger surprise, but she tried not to sound too interested. "Really? What did he tell him?"

Felix glanced at her then back in the mirror and smiled. "Nothing bad, I'm sure. But they both remember you from high school, so Gio told him about you being up here too."

They both remembered her? Bianca could see how Gio would. She at least had him for a few classes, but she'd never had Noah in any classes, and from what she remembered, he'd pretty much disappeared senior year. She couldn't think of any other way to continue to pry for more information on what exactly Gio had said to Noah without sounding suspiciously curious, so she let it go. She wasn't even sure why it mattered.

The whole ride down to Noah's, Gio and Felix talked about the renovations they'd be making to the gym. Felix was donating some major loot for it. It warmed her how generous he was and how genuinely excited he seemed about giving back to his community.

They arrived at Noah's house in a neighborhood Bianca remembered so fondly. The houses seemed smaller now somehow and the streets narrower, but the area still had the same feel. Kids played in the streets. People sat out in their front yards even in the chilly late afternoon.

Noah and the guys were on the porch, drinking beer when they pulled up into his driveway. Noah met them at the bottom of the stairs with a big smile. After the hugs, hellos and introductions, Noah offered them all beer from an ice chest he had out on the porch.