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“You like the view?” He asked with cockiness laced in his tone, a small smile playing along his lips, as he noticed his best friend staring at him. “I know, I’m too hot to handle. I’m irresistible. God didn’t spare the sexy when he made me.” He shrugged before letting out a chuckle at his own ridiculousness and throwing himself on the couch next to the woman, carelessly placing his socked feet in her lap. When she finally spoke, Hunter couldn’t help but shake his head, “A haircut? That’s why you were so busy staring at all this?” He gestured up and down his body with the hand that wasn’t holding a glass of whisky, before laughing and shaking his head. They’d been friends for nearly as long as Hunter could remember, which is why she was one of the few people he let his guard down around, and who he could allow himself to just fuck around with. He didn’t mean anything by it, and he was sure she knew this. “A fake ID?” Hunter questioned and his joking attitude was pushed aside, as he went into business mode. “You know what I do, so you’re well aware I could get you one. The question is… What do you need it for?” He tilted his head to the side, keeping his eyes on the woman with his feet in her lap. “You’re thirty-one, y’know? You can go to bars without a fake. Just thought I’d let you know.” He joked and shook his head slightly.
“Oh Hunt, I wonder how I’m still breathing. You and your massive ego barely leave any room for air,” she replied, the words following the roll of her eyes. Aracely definitely wouldn’t be the one to give him the satisfaction of being right, she’d leave that to the hoard of girls she knew damn well fawned over his every move. Not that she found herself being much different from them at times. “You know, maybe I was concerned you weren’t shaving down there either, Bigfoot. Self-care is very important,” she said, poking at his feet on her lap. It was a thinly veiled excuse, something that didn’t come out of Aracely’s mouth very often. She wasn’t the type to beat around the bush, nor did she find herself trying to cover her tracks when she found herself looking at someone. If it had been anyone else, she would’ve just admitted it, because she couldn’t ever really bring herself to care what people thought of her. She just hated admitting that the same sentiment didn’t apply to her best friend. That somedays she cared a little too much about what he thought of her. “Thanks for pointing out that I’m officially old,” she responded with a laugh. “What if I wanted to run away, start a brand new life? I could so be a city girl, LA, New York, live in one of those high rise apartments paid for by some billionaire,” she joked.
















