She was so close, and as he stroked her a few more times, she came apart, screaming his name.It was unlike anything she had ever felt before.
Even before she had chance to come down from the amazing high, she felt the hard ridge of his cock as inch by inch, he slowly sunk inside her.He pulled her off the counter and slid her right onto his cock.She cried out as he went deep.
“Wrap your legs around me.”
Katie did as he asked, and then he carried her through to the sitting room, taking a seat on the sofa so she was now straddling him.
He ran his hands across her hips, then down toward her ass, gripping the flesh.Squeezing her cheeks, he started to lift her up, and she cried out.This was not pain but absolute pleasure, and she didn’t want it to stop, it felt so good.Better than good.
“You drive me crazy,” he said, drawing her back down onto his length.
She put her hands on his shoulders and began to rock on his dick, taking all of him inside her.
His hands were everywhere, at her ass, up to her tits, then back down her body.His touch setting her on fire, but she wanted him to come.She wanted to feel his orgasm.
Taking possession of his lips, she didn’t stop thrusting up and down his length, seeking that peak, and the moment they went over the edge, she cried out, feeling the pulse of his cock as it flooded her core.
Chapter Six
“So, a little birdytold me that you and Katie are, like, an item,” Sarah said.
Hawk glanced across at his sister, who had driven him to one of the auto garages just outside of Hope.His dad was going to be another week before they could work on the truck together.He needed a car and not to rely on his sister so much.
“You need to stop listening to the birds.People might start to think you’re a little weird.”
Sarah threw back her head and laughed.“Trust me, I’ve got all kinds of people talking to me now.Santa Claus, Easter Bunny, you name it, I have it.”
“The pumpkin king?”he asked.
“Yep.”
“What are you teaching your kids?”he asked.
“Fear.”She winked.“Nah, it’s all good fun.Trust me.If you were a parent, you’d get it.”
Hawk looked away and moved toward a small car.It was plain black, but it wasn’t calling to him, as the kind of car he wanted.
