“What did you tell her?” I grunt and hold myself deep and grind against her pussy.
“Oh god,” she breathes, her breath catching.
“What did you say?” My voice is deep and we’re both close to the edge.
“Shaw, please.” She clenches around me and I rest my forehead on hers. “I said soon.”
I slide my cock over her clit and her body tenses with need. “Good girl.” I kiss her softy and rock against her. “It won’t be long now.”
With those words, she closes her eyes and throws her head back as her orgasm hits her. I hold her against me so she buries her mouth against my chest as I thrust deep and cum with her.
She’s slick and hot and my cum fills her tight little space up quickly. It’s too much though and it slips out between us and around my cock. She’s creamy and wet and I love the feeling of our release on her. I thrust in shallow bursts, not ready to leave her heat as she comes down from her high.
“I’ll take care of you,” I say softly, brushing the hair away from her face and kissing her softly. “You know that, don’t you, Barbara? I’m going to take care of you forever.”
As she nods and pulls me closer to deepen the kiss, I wonder if she’s ready to hear just how much I love her.
Chapter Fifteen
Barbie
I smile into my pillow as Shaw trails kisses down my spine. His morning beard tickles me and my whole body tingles from the orgasm he rocked my world with. I could wake up this way every day.
“You passed out on me.” I let out a yelp of surprise when he bites my butt before kissing on the same spot. “I made breakfast.” I roll over onto my back, not remembering going to sleep but not surprised either. That last orgasm must have been a killer if I’m still feeling it.
“You cook too?” I run my fingers through his hair, looking up into his eyes. Yeah, I’m totally in love with him.
“Mom might have helped me.” He turns his head, kissing my wrist. “Meet you in the kitchen?”
“Yeah.” He leans over and gives me long kisses before he’s up and out of the room.
I smile at the closed bedroom door, feeling giddy inside when I should be upset. My store is a mess but I can’t help but smile. I’m in love and at the end of the day that’s all that matters. I also know that Shaw will make sure nothing happens to me. It’s nice to have that kind of security in my life since it’s something I haven’t had.
I pull myself from the bed because as much as I don’t want to get up, I know Shaw is waiting for me. I’m guessing his mom is too and it’s nice how easy it is to be around her. It isn’t awkward like I thought it might be, and it feels natural. Just like falling in love with Shaw. It shows me that this is truly meant to be and that I think I’m finding my true love.
I snatch my bag off the floor and head into the bathroom to get myself ready. I have no doubt Cora knows what we have been up to, but I’m not going to breakfast with sex hair.
When I enter the kitchen I see Shaw serving his mom a plate of breakfast. He pulls out my chair before planting a kiss on me right in front of his mom.
“Shaw,” I breathe when he pulls back.
“You two are adorable,” Cora says.
My face warms as I drop down into the chair. Romeo jumps up into my lap to get his morning love.
“Do you all have plans today? I can keep an eye on Romeo. He’ll be how I practice babysitting.”
“You’re relentless,” Shaw laughs, but Cora winks at me. I think we all know watching Romeo would be nothing like a little one, but Cora is itching to bring up the subject any way she can.
“I think I need to go to the bookstore and try to clean up.” Shaw puts a plate of pancakes and eggs in front of me. “You think you can drop me off?” I look up at Shaw, who is looking as handsome as ever. You’d never know how little sleep he got last night.
“You think I’m going to drop you off?”
“You might have stuff to do.” I shrug. I know he has his own business too.
“I’m coming with you. I’ll help clean up and I’m meeting a security company there.”
“Security company? It’s a Sunday.”
“I know people. Eat.” He motions to my plate before going to make his own. His bossiness is another thing about him that turns me on although I’m starting to think everything he does will.
“I think a security system is a good idea. I know it’s a small town but it’s safer that way,” Cora chimes in, and I think they are tag teaming me.