If you’re Gödel, you just can’t be sure your food isn’t poisoned.”
“Do you worry that will happen to you?” he asked again. “I worry about a lot of things.”
We kept on talking, for so long that the stars moved above us, until eventually he asked, “Wanna swim?”
“Bit cold,” I said. “Pool’s heated,” he answered. He stood up and pulled off his shirt, then kicked out of his jeans while I watched.
I liked watching him take off his jeans. He was skinny, but I liked his body—the small but sinewy muscles in his back, his goose-bumped legs.
Shivering, he jumped into the water. “Magnificent,” he said. “I don’t have a bathing suit.”
“Well, if you have a bra and underwear that’s basically a bikini.”
I laughed and took off my coat, then stood up. “Do you mind turning around?” I asked him.
He turned toward the dimly lit terrarium, where the billionaire-in-waiting was hiding somewhere in her artificial forest.
I wriggled out of my jeans and pulled off my shirt. I felt naked even though technically I wasn’t,
but I dropped my hands to my sides and said, “Okay, you can look.”
I slid into the warmth of the pool next to him; he put his hands on my waist under the water, but didn’t try to kiss me.
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