Naughty Angel (Sexy Nerd Boys #2) Read Online Free Page B

lips, his adam's apple bobs as he takes a gulp. After he sets the glass back down his tongue darts out to lick his lips. I watch in awed silence, because there’s no way that it’s normal for a man to make the simple act of drinking a beer look so...sensual.
    “You sure you don’t want a drink?” He asks, noticing my staring.
    I feel my face flame bright red. I really hate how easily I blush, it’s a dead giveaway for how freaking awkward I am. I shake my head ‘no’ and he grins at me.
    “Oh my god I love this song,” Lee announces excitedly as a new song come through the speakers.
    She holds her pool stick with one end planted on the ground and starts to sway her hips, grinding against the pole as she sings along with the song.
    “Hotter than your swollen lips, your wet fingertips, hotter than your blushing face, pressed against a pillowcase, hotter than your waistline, moving up and down mine, hotter than you half open, half open.” Lee croons the words,  her gaze fixed on Nikki the entire time and it’s nothing short of sizzling.
    “Is it just me or is that really hot?” I ask before I can think any better of it.
    Asher starts to choke on his beer, looking at me with wide eyes. As soon as I realize I actually said that out loud I bury my face in my hands and wish for a quick death.
    “Damn sweetheart, you can’t go around telling a guy you’re getting turned on by lesbian foreplay and then get all shy about it,” He warns with a chuckle. “I thought you were supposed to be all pure and untouched.”
    Please, if there is a God, take me now.
    “I am, ” I mutter into my hands, unable to lower them and look at him.
    After a moment I feel his warm, strong hands wrap gently around my wrists and pull my hands away from my face.
    “So what’s the story on that?” He asks casually.
    “My parents were crazy religious. I was home schooled and sheltered and now I’m a freak,” I admit with a self deprecating laugh.
    “You don’t seem like a freak,” He assures me.
    “Hey, keep it in your pants Wright,” Abby calls out a warning from a table away, where she’s snuggled into Ethan’s lap. Asher glares at her and flips her his middle finger.
    “So, are you religious?” He asks, keeping the conversation going.
    I let out a sigh and shrug.
    “Not sure yet,” I answer. “I’m still searching, I think.”
    “Well, if you ever need someone to talk to about it...”
    I raise a curious eyebrow at him and he laughs.
    “They say that if you want to know about religion, you should ask an atheist. So, I’m merely offering my services.”
    “You don’t believe there’s a god?” I stare at him for a second like he’s a zoo exhibit.
    I’d never met anyone who didn’t believe in god. I was always told that those types of people were evil and insane. But, Asher doesn’t seem to be either of those things.
    “The idea of an all powerful being creating the universe is not only a logical impossibility, but also is mathematically highly unlikely.”
    “So, where do you think all of this came from?”
    “Stephen Hawking basically says that due to the laws of physics the universe can and will create itself,” He explains with a shrug. “But, I’m not trying to convince you that there isn’t a god. I think it’s really cool you’re searching for your answers.”
    I look around and a warmth spreads through my chest. This is a scene I never imagined being a part of, sitting in a bar having a religious discussion, surrounded by people who want to be my friends.
    It doesn’t feel like long before Nikki and Lee leave, Dex offers to take Remy home, and I start to think I’d better head back to the dorm as well. I glance at my watch and realize that it’s almost one in the morning. I can honestly say I’ve never had so much fun in my life. I’d watched Nikki and Lee play against Remy and Dex on the pool table and had enjoyed hanging out...with friends. I’ve never had friends.
    “I think I’m going