"I was instantly suspicious. Not of Tommie, not in the least--but of this guy I'd never met. I knew how men looked at her, and what they thought about..."Okay--can you tell me how the conversation went?" Well, I'd been watching him closely, of course. There's no doubt that he thinks I'm attractive, but he was perfectly professional--no leering, no flirting or inappropriate jokes."When he mentioned the traveling I said, 'Damon, just to be clear--I'm a married woman and I'm totally faithful to my. ’ She smiled at Pete. ‘One to Ben,’ Nik chimed in. ‘Gotta let him win a point now and then, he’s not pretty when he pouts, unlike Wah-Wah,’ Pete chuckled. ‘Pffft, you wish you were this pretty,’ Ben countered rolling his eyes. ‘So you felt you needed a chaperone?’ Ben asked Peri. ‘Let’s just say I am more comfortable getting to know you all in a small group rather than one on one,’ Peri tried to shrug off the topic. ‘Still she doesn’t say anything,’ Ben looked at Nik, ‘What did you do? Tell. At that moment, Kendall asked, "So Brock, since you go to an all-boy school, do you know anything about girls?" While the girls giggled at Kendall's question, Brock touched my little clitty again and answered, "Maybe you girls could teach me a thing or two." As the shockwaves continued through my body, I said, "No, they won't. Girls need to be older before they can teach those kinds of lessons." My statement had a double meaning. To the girls, it meant they needed to be older before they have. "Give me a minute," LaCross said. He was working on the lineup for that night's game. Brock couldn't see who LaCross had penciled into the Number 8 spot on the order that Brock usually occupied. LaCross was still writing when two other people entered the office.Brock recognized both of the newcomers: Steve Morris, the team's general manager, and Cynthia Lu, the team's security director. The GM sat down in a corner behind the manager while the security chief took the chair next to Brock.He could.