Biggest Player (Not Yours #2) Read Online Sara Ney

Categories Genre: Alpha Male, Contemporary, Sports Tags Authors: Series: Not Yours Series by Sara Ney
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Total pages in book: 90
Estimated words: 91065 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 455(@200wpm)___ 364(@250wpm)___ 304(@300wpm)
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Dex:

Why? Are you pissed at me about something?

Margot:

Gee, what could I possibly be pissed about? << sarcasm

Dex:

The fact that I didn’t recognize you right away.

Margot:

No. I just assumed you weren’t that bright to begin with.

Margot:

OMG was that rude? I am so sorry!!!

Margot:

Seriously. I am so sorry, that wasn’t nice.

Dex:

A single tear is sliding down my cheek . . . Want to come wipe it off for me?

Margot:

LOL absolutely not. Asshole.

Dex:

How many times in one night can you call a man an asshole?

Margot:

Do I keep doing that?? I’m Sorry! For real.

Dex:

What was that? Say it again into my good ear.

Margot:

I’m not repeating that again. I’ve already said it, what—3 times.

Dex:

No worries. I’ll take a screenshot and keep it in my photo gallery for a rainy day. Way better than a spank bank.

Margot:

You will not. You won’t need it.

Dex:

Who says?

Margot:

Me.

Dex:

Why wouldn’t I need it?

Margot:

Because. We’re never going to meet.

Dex:

But we did meet.

Margot:

You know what I meant; we’re never going to meet Again.

Dex:

Why not?

Margot:

We don’t like each other, remember? I have a Child.

Dex:

Oh shit—that’s right. You do have a kid.

Margot:

Ha

Dex:

Forgot about my rule about not dating women with kids.

Margot:

It’s an actual Rule?

Dex:

Nah, I just made it up. But it makes sense to have a rule, considering I don’t wanna be a dad.

Margot:

Wow.

Margot:

Do you have any single guy friends that don’t mind kids? ISO a decent dude who’s not a creep, and it has not been easy. I’m beginning to lose hope in mankind.

Dex:

I have no single friends that I would set you up with.

Margot:

Not a Single single friend?

Dex:

Of course I have single friends. But they’re douchebags and I wouldn’t set you up with them.

Margot:

You’re kind of a douchebag too.

Dex:

See? You made my point.

Dex:

Switching gears: how did you find me on the dating app the second time? I didn’t think anyone would recognize me using old photos

Margot:

Yes, I noticed. And your name is different . . . is Declan actually your name?

Dex:

Yup. Dex is short for Declan.

Margot:

Huh. Would not have guessed. I would have gone with Dexter

Dex:

Yeah, that’s a pretty common guess.

Margot:

Well to answer your earlier question, I recognized parts of the pictures you used last time—you Cropped them, but I still knew it was you somehow. If that makes sense? And your name change isn’t all that different.

Dex:

I doubt many people would have put the clues together.

Margot:

Probably not. I’m pretty smart **hair flip**

Dex:

That must be where your kid gets it from ;)

Margot:

Like mother, like daughter.

Dex:

She’s a cool kid. I was taking aback by her. Is that a phrase? Taking aback?

Margot:

It’s actually Taken aback, but yes. That’s a phrase. And yeah, Wyatt surprises me on the daily. She’s too smart for her own good. I have to be one step ahead of her at all times, which sometimes feels impossible.

Dex:

Well she helped me out a lot. So thanks.

Margot:

Don’t be thanking me! I didn’t give you permission LOL

Dex:

It was Defcon 5! This was an urgent mission!

Margot:

Newsflash!!!!! Maybe vet women better Before you invite them on dates. And also: don’t invite them to places like Dickson’s for a first date unless you mean it. That place gives off “I really like you” vibes.

Dex:

That’s kind of what Wyatt told me LOL

Margot:

Oh I bet she did and PS: she is Not available for future engagements. Or dates. Do better next time.

Dex:

Ouch. Also, very funny.

Margot:

I Cannot believe how much you paid Wyatt, by the way! Are you out of your mind?!?! She is 10!

Dex:

Listen, she helped me out, and 140 was our agreed upon price. She said you’d take her to the mall.

Margot:

We were there this afternoon; she dragged me straight to the Lego store. I’m happy to report my spawn is already hard at work, building her new set.

Dex:

What set is she working on?

Margot:

It’s an apartment building—it’s pastel rainbow colored. Pretty cute, actually. Hopefully she doesn’t finish it too quickly, those things are hella expensive. I can’t be buying new sets every few days.

Dex:

Apparently so

Dex:

What did you tell your parents when you got back to the table? That’s who you were with, yeah?

Margot:

Yes. We were with my folks—Wyatt had already filled them in on the excitement by the time I sat back down. That child loves to be the bearer of the tea.

Dex:

That sounds accurate. She was more than willing to jump into the fray when she saw me loitering outside the men’s bathroom. Hasn’t your kid ever heard of stranger danger?

Margot:

Yes. But apparently we have more work to do because Lord, she didn’t hesitate to meddle in your business.

Dex:

She’s freakishly good at lying.

Margot:

That’s terrifying.

Dex:

Good luck with that . . .

Margot:

Ha ha. Thanks

Dex:

Where’s her dad at?

Margot:

He’s in the picture he just travels a lot for work.

Dex:

What’s “a lot?”

Margot:

He usually only sees her every other weekend—it’s the same custody schedule people had in the 50s. Translation: I have her a majority of the time.

Dex:

That sucks

Margot:

LOL tell me how you really feel.


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