Running Wilde (The Brothers of Wilde, Nevada 3)

“Dallas, Sir. You’re Dallas.”

“You’re mine, Jessie. Don’t forget. Don’t ever forget.” His breaths hit her like hot branding irons, stoking her fire inside and out.

Dallas’s strokes pounded deeper and harder, filling her up totally. Another release rumbled deep inside her.

“Fuuck!” His one syllable told her she’d done well. “Come for me, love. Can you do that for me?”

“Y-Yes, Sir.” Her body answered his command, and her womb’s spasms threatened her consciousness.

His eyes shut. “I-I’m coming.”

Jessie’s channel pulsed with such intensity she had to scream. “Yesss! Yesss! Yesss!”

Sensations shook her violently. How could she not trust this cowboy? He knew what it took to deliver such immense pleasure for her to enjoy. She needed him.

Dallas kissed her. “Thank you, love. You did great.”

She melted into him. “I’m sorry for being so mean to you back at the hotel and in the casino.”

“Shh. That’s done with. Time to move on.”

“Yes, Sir.”

“Just Dallas, now, sweetheart.”

“Okay.” She touched his dimpled chin. “Dallas, I didn’t know I would ever want someone so much. I’m not sure I can be a woman like your gran was.”

Dallas kissed her forehead. “Just be yourself, Jessie. That’s all I want. That’s what we all want. You don’t worry about the Wilde way. Let us work that out for you.”

Jessie snuggled into her cowboy. “Dallas, please find a way to convince me.”

“Trust me, love.”

* * * *

Dallas woke first. He and Pappy Jack got the horses saddled. Jessie smiled broadly when she’d learned that his granddad was coming with them to the Old Mine.

It took them about two hours to get there. The gate that the teenager had climbed over was still intact. All the signs were posted.

“Looks good here. No violations that I can see.” Jessie put away her notepad in her satchel. “I’d like to take a look inside. See where the accident occurred.”

“Best to let this old miner take a look first, child. Once I deem it safe, I’ll come get you.”

She frowned.

“He’s right, Jessie.” Dallas turned to his granddad. “I’m coming with you.”

“Son, you know horses and cattle better than anyone in the state, but you’re about as green as it gets when it comes to mining. No, you stay here with sweet Jessie. I’ll be back in five minutes.” His granddad didn’t wait for an answer, and then he unlocked the gate.

“Stubborn much?” Dallas mockingly asked.

Jessie smiled. “Runs in the family, I hear.”

Pappy Jack walked through the gate and disappeared into the mine.

Dallas couldn’t resist and grabbed Jessie for a quick kiss. Her lips were soft but still swollen from their lovemaking the previous night. If his granddad hadn’t come with them, Dallas would’ve had her on the ground this very moment.

“Your grandfather will be back any minute. Don’t you think you should let me go?”