Chapter 82 Sarah Shows All
Case was doing his best to keep his attention on the camera in front of him, but he knew Sarah was up to no good in the back of the room. After she tossed herself on her a*s and tried to blame it on Andrea, he was glad Charlie had chimed in and ended up shouting that he’d seen it, too, even though he only supposed what was happening.
When Andrea left with Charlie, Case had thought that would be a good thing. He would just as soon Andrea didn’t have to be anywhere near Sarah. However, the second Gordon was preoccupied, Sarah started making the same sort of kissy faces at him. That wasn’t the worst of it, though. The worst part happened after Gordon was done and had moved back to the corridor where they’d started.
Rather than going with him, Sarah was behind the camera, pretending she’d dropped something on the ground. She was wearing an extremely short skirt as it was, but rather than crouching down to examine the floor, she was bent over—with no panties on. None. Not even a thong.
Every driver who was filming could probably see all she had to offer if they were looking, but she was directly across from Case, so when he’d accidentally glanced up to see what was going on, he’d seen everything. He was certain his face had to be bright red. It had totally caught him off guard. Despite the way she was moving around, trying to get his attention, even looking at him from between her spread legs, he focused on the camera.
And then Andrea came out, and all bets were off.
He saw his girlfriend standing off to the side for a moment, right inside the doorway that led to the corridor. Her eyes bulged, and she inhaled do deeply, he could hear it over the director who was telling him how to pretend he’d just won a race, like he hadn’t ever done that before.
Then, Andrea exclaimed, “Sarah! What are you doing?”
“What?” the other actress asked, flipping her long blonde hair over her shoulder in a fountain as she stood. “I’m just looking for the pen I dropped.”
Andrea narrowed her eyes. “You weren’t carrying a pen.” She stopped right next to Sarah, and if he hadn’t been watching her lips, he wouldn’t have been able to understand what she said. it was so quiet. “You aren’t wearing any underpants!”
Sarah covered her mouth with both hands, allegedly surprised. She looked over her shoulder at the drivers. All the rest looked slightly amused, but Case didn’t look at her at all. The show had been for him, and if he let her know he had even noticed, she’d just be encouraged to try a similar stunt.
“Oops,” Sarah said, trying to act all innocent. “I forgot. Gordon and I kinda got it on in the back of the limo on the way over.”
“You were doing that on purpose, Sarah, but you should realize, Case isn’t interested in anything you have under that skirt!”
“I am!” one of the other drivers, a bachelor, shouted.
Sarah turned around and giggled, but the sound of Andrea clearing her throat had her spinning back to face her. “You are embarrassing yourself.”
“What do you care?” Sarah asked. “No one even knows our… little secret.”
“True. I guess if you wanna look like a two dollar ho, that’s your choice. But stay away from Case.”
“You sound scared,” Sarah noted as Andrea started to walk away.
She stopped. “Scared? Hardly. I just don’t like it when people harass my boyfriend, that’s all.”
“Believe me, I wasn’t showing him anything he isn’t already familiar with.”
The director said to Case, “You can go, Mr. Meyer, thank you.”
He stepped down from the backdrop, but he didn’t go off to the corridor the way that everyone else had. Instead, he ignored the assistants telling him that was the wrong way and headed toward his girlfriend.
“Andrea, come on,” Case said, taking hold of her arm. “Don’t let her draw you into her games.”
Andrea took a deep breath but then walked down the corridor with him. They almost ran right into Gordo. “Where’s Sarah?” he asked.
“She dropped her pen,” Case explained.
“What pen?” he wanted to know.
Andrea mumbled, “My question exactly.”
“Say, Case, by the way, I meant to tell you, I hope there’s no hard feelings that I’m dating your ex.”
Case almost laughed. “Nope, not at all. Good luck to you, man.” He patted Gordon on the arm, feeling sorry for the guy, and headed back to where they’d started to make sure he was done and then get Andrea out of there. Sarah certainly knew how to stir things up, and it made Case nervous for when they were on the racetrack where things had a tendency to get dangerous if people weren’t careful. Sarah could cause someone to get hurt, and if it was Andrea, she’d have hell to pay.
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