With Me In Seattle: Play With Me Part 9

"Five years."

"Why?" he asks and brushes it with his thumb while his fingers slide through my wet lips and I gasp again. "G.o.d, you're so wet."

"I was in a band, people had piercings, I didn't want mine to show." The words come out super-fast because of what he's doing to me and he chuckles.

"Does it heighten pleasure?" he asks and I swear again as he barely brushes the little bar-bell and it sets my c.l.i.t on fire.

"What do you think?" f.u.c.k, I can't stop moving.

"It's tiny," he remarks.

"It's a tiny part of my body," I remind him ruefully and then squirm again as he brushes it one more time with his finger.

Will kisses my navel, and I push my hands into his hair. He moves down and gently wraps those amazing lips around my c.l.i.t and metal and I come undone, pushing against his mouth, raising my hips up off the cushion. His hands are cupping my a.s.s, holding me against him and I ride my o.r.g.a.s.m, jerking and shuddering, and suddenly his lips move farther down and his tongue is inside me, then licking my l.a.b.i.a, and inside me again. It's a full-on a.s.sault Will-style, and it's the most amazing f.u.c.king thing I've ever experienced in my life.

He sinks his tongue inside me again and pulls one hand around to worry my c.l.i.t some more and I feel another o.r.g.a.s.m building.

"Ah, h.e.l.l, babe, I'm gonna..."

He growls against me and I lose it, this o.r.g.a.s.m completely eclipsing the last one, if that's even possible.

When I surface, Will is nibbling his way back up my body, caressing my skin gently, and then he's kissing me softly and his fingers are running gently down my face.

"So sweet," he murmurs against my lips.

I can taste myself on him. I reach for the hem of his shirt again and push my hand under it so I can caress his back, his ribs. He sighs deeply and rests his forehead on mine, eyes closed.

"Your hands feel good," he whispers.

"So do yours. Take your clothes off."

He sighs again, kisses my forehead and sits back on his heels.

"I don't think so." He shakes his head and then chuckles ruefully while scrubbing his hands over his face. "I can't believe I'm going to say this, but I think I'd better go."

What??

He must see the alarm on my face because he chuckles again and kisses me swiftly.

"I'm picking you up for date number two tomorrow at noon." His eyes take one more leisurely stroll down my naked body and he curses under his breath.

"Okay," I respond, a bit unsure, and sit up, tug my dress over my head and stand as he also rises from the floor.

"You are incredible." He cups my face in his hands and leans down to kiss me softly.

I lead him to the front door, punch the code into the alarm system to disarm it and open the door for him.

"Noon tomorrow," he reminds me, as if I could ever forget.

"It's a date." I smile shyly at him.

"Set this alarm when I leave." He glares down at me, daring me to defy him and I giggle.

"Yes, sir."

Chapter Seven.

"How many times have you been here?" Will asks me as we stand in line waiting to purchase tickets for Seattle's Experience Music Project Museum. It's a music museum, and so much more.

I love this place.

"Dozens," I smile up at him, geez he's tall and squeeze his hand. "It changes all the time, with new exhibits and stuff. Plus, I could just sit and stare at the guitars for days. Have you ever been?"

"No, I've just never taken the time." He winks down at me. "I'm a rookie."

"That's okay, I'll protect you."

He smirks and pays for our tickets, and I lead him into the museum.

We wander up to the second floor where the exhibits are and I get lost in Jimi Hendrix, Nirvana, The Stones, the guitar gallery. I point out interesting tid bits of information for Will and drag him from room to room.

I love sharing this with him, and I love how interested he seems. He's not just tagging along, trying to make me happy.

Best. Date. Ever.

We head up to the third floor and stand and stare at the enormous guitar sculpture. It's at least fifty feet tall and is made up of real guitars, of all different shapes and sizes and colors. My eyes travel up it, examining the instruments, and I feel Will's eyes on me.

"What?" I ask without looking at him.

"You look awesome in that outfit."

"This old thing?" I ask and smirk, still not looking away from the sculpture. I'm in a white v-neck t-shirt with a loose, brown cotton vest over skinny blue jeans.

After a few moments, he's still watching me.

"Do I have something on my face?" I ask dryly.

"No, you're just so beautiful, with your auburn hair spilling down your back and pink lips parted. I like watching you. You love this, don't you?"

"More than almost anything," I respond truthfully. Music saved me when I was taken from Sylvia. It was my whole life in college.

"I've heard there's a place here where you can get on stage," Will comments casually and I grin.

"There is. No, I'm not getting on it," I murmur before he can suggest it.

"Why?"

"Stage fright," I reply and start to lead him away from the sculpture.

"Bulls.h.i.t." Will laughs and pulls me against him, his front to my back, and wraps his arms around my waist, kissing my head. "You're not shy, sweetheart."

"I just don't want to."

"I would love to hear you. Please?"

I sigh against him. I haven't sung for anyone other than my patients since college. Since the band broke up and Leo left town.

"Maybe," I mutter and he chuckles behind me.

"Let's go find it. Before you change your mind."

"It's not far."

We turn a corner, and sure enough, there it is. There's a room with a stage boasting instruments, lights, even a sound machine that will emit applause and crowd sounds if you really want to feel like a rock star.

Because it's the middle of the week, there aren't many people wandering through the museum today, and this room is empty, which is unusual because most people love interactive exhibits.

"Go ahead. I'm dying here."

I grin up at him and wrinkle up my nose, then gaze back at the stage.

"Why not?" I shrug and climb on stage. I grab an acoustic guitar, plug it into the amp and sit on a stool in the middle of the stage.

There's suddenly a spotlight on me, and one of the museum employees waves at me and speaks into a mic. "You're ready to go, miss."

I nod and strum the guitar, making sure it's in tune, and speak to Will through the mic.

"What do you want to hear, sir?"

Will laughs. "Whatever you know."

"I know a lot." I search through the library in my head and settle on one. "Okay, this one is called I Never Told You."

I strum the guitar and clear my throat and murmur, "I can't believe I'm doing this."

Will laughs at me, his eyes happy and trained intently on me and I just smile and shake my head and continue playing the intro, and then start singing about a blue eyed boy whom I miss after all the things we'd been through. The song is sweet and a little sad, and reminds me a little of Leo, although I was never in love with Leo.

The song comes to an end. I open my eyes and look out at Will. His face is completely sober, his eyes unblinking and still trained on me. He's leaned his elbows on his knees and isn't moving.

Glancing around, it occurs to me that other patrons have filed in to listen to the song, and are now applauding, snapping me into the here and now. I smile and say thanks, put the guitar away and walk down the steps toward Will, who is now standing, waiting patiently for me.

"Come here," he crooks his finger at me and I comply, walking to him.

He pulls me into his arms and off my feet, buries his face in my neck and holds on tight. I have no choice but to wrap my arms tightly around his neck.

"That was beautiful. Meg, why did you ever stop?" he asks as he sets me down, takes my hand and leads me out of the theater. If he hears the other patrons murmur about him being 'Will Montgomery' and snapping our photo with their cell phones, he pays them no mind.

"Leo left." I shrug and feel a tug on my arm as Will stops dead in his tracks.

"Who the f.u.c.k is Leo?"

"He was my best friend since I was twelve, and band mate. He's five years older."

"And you were in a band together?" Will asks, his voice no softer and I sigh.

"Yes, through college. We got pretty good. He decided to pursue a career in music down in LA and I chose to stay here to pursue nursing." Of course, I leave out the part about Leo signing with a band behind my back and that he's now the lead singer of one of the hottest bands in the freaking world.

"Do you really prefer nursing? Honey, you're a fantastic musician."

"Thank you." I kiss his cheek as he holds my door open for me to climb into his car. When he joins me in the car I continue. "I love being a nurse, Will. I'm a d.a.m.n good one."

"I know you are." He takes my hand in his and kisses my fingers before linking them with his and lays our hands in his lap. "I'm just surprised. With a voice like yours, you could go really far."

"I'm where I need to be," I say softly.

"Okay." He winks at me and grins. "Thank you for singing for me."

"You're welcome."

"Are you hungry?" he asks. I check the time, and gasp.

"We spent all afternoon there! It's almost dinner time. So, yeah, I'm hungry."

"Wanna try burgers again?" he asks with a grin and I smirk.

"Not in downtown Seattle."

"Nah, I know a place."

"I want to show you something," Will says out of the blue. We're in his car, having finished our burgers at Red Mill, the same place where we first met that day when I ran into him and Jules.

"What?"

"Well, you shared a really important part of yourself with me today."

It thrills me that he understands how important music is to me. I smile at him and wait for him to continue.

"So, I want to share something important to me with you."

"I'm game," I reply happily.