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LILA
His voice was gruff when he spoke, “Let’s get out of
here.”
Maddox dragged me out of the ballroom, and I
tried to keep up in my heels. I knew he was going to hate
tonight. As much as he was cocky and arrogant and he
loved the attention from the chicks, he loathed being
surrounded by people like his father – talking business and
mingling with them.
The subject of him taking over his father’s empire one
day as the only heir was something we never discussed. He
refused to talk about it, and I knew he had no intention of
taking over.
Instead of waiting for the valet, he took me around the
building to the parking lot. “There’s our ride,” he said
under the moonlight of the California sky.
I halted in my step, forcing Maddox to pause, too, as I
took in what was in front of me. Maddox chuckled, and he
let go of my hand, striding over to his motorbike. His bike?!
I gaped as Maddox climbed onto the beast of a bike –
one that was similar to the one back home -- and offered me
a helmet. He looked sinful in a tuxedo, with disheveled hair,
straddling a bike. I licked my lips, hating the feeling of my