Total pages in book: 54
Estimated words: 51647 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 258(@200wpm)___ 207(@250wpm)___ 172(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 51647 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 258(@200wpm)___ 207(@250wpm)___ 172(@300wpm)
I share a deep connection with Kat. She understands me in ways I never thought were possible. When I’m with Kat, my world starts and ends with her. She spins my world on its axis, taking me to new places. Even before we kissed, Kat has always had the power to break me. I get lost inside her, waiting for her body to relax before hers works in a rhythmic motion along with mine.
As I lift Kat’s leg over my shoulder, I slide deeper and deeper. She screams, my name coming out in ragged breaths. I love seeing her like this. When Kat lets go, there’s nothing more beautiful. After I come, I plant a kiss on her forehead and roll onto the mattress next to her. She rests her head on my chest, peeking up at me with a satisfied look on her beautiful face.
I wrap my arm around her. “Tomorrow, I want you to go home and pack. When you come back, we’ll decorate the baby’s bedroom.”
She smiles. “You’re taking this so much better than I had expected. I feel horrible for waiting to tell you in person.”
“Well, you should feel bad, but I won’t rub it in too much. Maybe for a day or two.”
“We’re going to be parents. This is crazy. I’ve had a few weeks to get used to it, and even I still can’t wrap my head around it. How are you taking this so well?”
“I’ve always wanted a family. And when I saw my future, you were always in it.”
“As your friend?”
I shake my head. “No, I always wanted more when it came to you. It just took you longer to figure out.”
She chuckles and then slaps me lightly on the arm. “Idiot. You should have just manned up and told me how you felt.”
“We’re together now.” I hug her against my chest, and she curls up at my side. “That’s all that matters to me.”
“Me, too,” she agrees. “I swore I would never change my life to be with someone, but in this case, I know it’s the right move. I have to quit my internship when I get home.”
“You hate that job anyway.”
“I do,” she admits. “I thought it was a good idea to stay for the experience, but there’s no point. I can make coffee and order lunches anywhere.”
“That wasn’t a real internship. You can find something better after the baby comes.”
“How does this work?”
“You’ll move here and have the baby, and when we’re ready, we’ll get married.” I kiss her forehead, and she purrs. “All of my dreams are coming true, and you were always part of them. I knew I would love you for the rest of my life right after I met you.”
“It was love at first sight?”
“Almost,” I confess. “You were everything I ever wanted and everything I thought I could never have. You scared the shit out of me. That’s why I waited so long to make my move. If you were any other girl, I wouldn’t have taken my time. I would have gone in for the kill.”
She chuckles, her laughter shaking through me. “Gone in for the kill. I’m so glad I never dated Dirty Dean.”
“Dirty Dean doesn’t date,” I deadpan.
“Your alter ego is kinda nasty. I’m glad he doesn’t come out to play with me.”
Sliding my hand between her legs, I test her slickness. “I get dirty with you.”
She tilts her head back and spreads her legs to give me room. “Dean…”
“You want more, Kitten?”
“Yes,” she coos.
Replacing my fingers with my cock, I rock into her, each of my thrusts matched with her own. I spend the rest of the night making love to her, showing her much she means to me. After a while, I forget about my throbbing headache and the swelling in my face. And sometime in the early morning, we fall asleep in each other’s arms.
Chapter Twenty-Five
KAT
After the last box is packed into the moving van, I let out a sigh of relief. I had no idea packing would be such a pain in the ass. I left Dean’s apartment last week, thinking I could get up and go, only for my dad and brothers to snap me back to reality. The driver tips his hat to my dad and then climbs into the truck to leave.
My dad slides his arm behind my back and hugs me. “Are you ready to go?”
“I think so.”
He laughs and hugs me harder. “Well, I’m not.”
“Dad, I lived in Philly for the last four years.”
“Yeah, but you always came back. My little girl is all grown up.” He sighs. “My baby is having a baby.” Dad shakes his head as if he still can’t believe I have a child forming in my stomach. “I wasn’t always there for you, Kat. Being a parent is hard. I just want you to know that I tried. I did the best that I could.”