Page 69 of Words I Couldn't Say
He agreed, and while I wasn’t pulling his hair, I smiled at the thought that I was the one in control now.
“I love you. I’ve always loved you. Iwillalways love you. I was a fool once for walking away from you. I will never be that fool again.”
That was all he needed. This time, as I rode us into ecstasy, Tucker held on tight, whispering over and over again how much he loved me.
That was all I needed, too.
I lay against his heaving chest, both of us still trying to calm down from that last round. “I should probably go. Let you get your work done before I date,” I offered, but I made no move to get up.
“You think I’m going back to work after that? Tanner can come in this weekend and do it. He’s always asking for extra responsibilities.”
“Aww, Tucker, it’s time.”
“Time for what?” he asked.
I sat up and gave him a saucy wink. “Time to start thinking more with your dick and less about responsibilities.”
“Baby, now that you’re around, thinking with my dick is practically all I do.”
