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“Mmm…” Crow slid his hand between us, gripping my dick and stroking it. My pre-cum poured out. I hadn’t been thisturned on in, like…ever. I felt like bouncing, and I shifted up and down on the mattress, trying to get more friction on my cock, trying to simply move. “Be still, Sky. I’ve got you.”
Oh hell, images of him pinning me down and fucking me hard flitted through my mind, and I swear my cock wanted to dance, I was so turned on. But I took a deep breath to calm myself. The last thing I wanted was for Crow to decide he didn’t want me after all. At least for tonight when I was so wound up.
Once I settled down, Crow stroked my dick again. I made a mewling sound deep in my throat. Before I could do much more, his cock was pressed against mine. “Damn, Crow.”
“Yeah. Hold still.” He gripped both of us together and humped into his fist, rubbing his dick against mine. And I swear my eyes rolled to the back of my head. Maybe they didn’t, but my mouth fell open and my tongue hung out, and it was probably not attractive at all, but oh. My. Fucking. Lord. Of. Spirits. I had never felt anything so good in my life. His hand and his dick massaged my cock into total bliss.
“I…ugh. Crow…” I couldn’t make my thoughts connect, but that feeling in my groin and the tingling that was taking over my body were drowning me. “Gonna…”
“Do it. Come for Daddy.”
And why those three words made my whole world explode, I did not know.
What the hell was wrong with me? How could I live without this in my life now? But I still didn’t trust him, and I didn’t know how to get over that.
Chapter fourteen
Day Four
I woke up with Skyler wrapped around me like a giant sloth. And I had no complaints. Except I needed to get up and really didn’t want to wake him. I slowly and carefully shoved him over and slid off the far side of the mattress. When I finally made it out, he was still asleep and clutching my pillow. His face lookedso serene, like an angel, though he was anything but. Skyler was a fireball and related more closely to a devil. Well, even Lucifer was supposed to have been beautiful, and I could not deny Skyler was that.
The rest of the morning was taking care of business, cleaning up, and getting breakfast, and hopefully all of that before Skyler got up. I didn’t want him to be self-conscious about the night before. Hopefully, breaking the morning tension with food would help. I carried a plate of scrambled eggs, sausage, and a couple of pieces of toast back to the campsite.
Skyler was up, stretching, and showing a sliver of skin around his middle that made me want that for breakfast instead. “Mmm…do I smell sausage?” he asked, bringing my attention back.
“Yes. I also have scrambled eggs and toast.” I stretched my arms out, offering him the meal.
He took it and peeked under the plate I’d put on top. “Mmm…yum. Thanks, Crow. You didn’t have to get this for me.”
I brushed him off. “It was no problem.” I sat beside him with my plate at our little picnic table and dug in. I was grateful for the food at that moment because I couldn’t think of anything to say to him. Well, anything that I didn’t think would get him running away.
By the time we finished, Danny and Lee showed up. “Hey, Skyler. Today’s a free day, so we’re going to play cards for a while. Want join in over at our site?”
“Yeah, sure. Crow, you’re coming too, right?” Skyler’s invite surprised me. His eyes were big and welcoming, as if he actually wanted my company. That was a first.
Danny put an arm around Skyler’s shoulder while staring at me, and his eyes were full of challenge. “There’s room for you, big guy. If you can handle the competition.”
I grunted but nodded. “Let me clean up here a bit and I’ll be right over.” Truthfully, I needed a minute. It wasn’t that I was surprised—okay, I was surprised. Danny and Lee probably only invited Skyler to start with, knowing he hated me and it would give him an out for the morning. And now, my biggest enemy was asking me to join in. And why? Because we fooled around a little bit? Or was he softening toward me? I didn’t know for sure, but eventually, we were going to have to hash things out. But not right now.
At Danny and Lee’s campsite, they had set up a folding table and chair. Danny was short and could barely see the table, so after complaining, he stuck a pillow under him. Lee shuffled the Uno deck. “We were going to play Cards Against Humanity but it seems like no one had brought it.” Lee scoffed and started dealing. “This is Uno No Mercy. It’s a little different than regular Uno, so we should talk about the rules.”
Danny wiggled in his seat. “Like if you play a zero, everyone passes their hand to the next person in whatever direction the play is going. That’s my favorite.”
“Okay, that’s weird.” It had been a long time since I played Uno, and it sounded like this version was going to be more enthusiastic. “What else?”
Lee dealt the cards. “If you play a seven, you have to swap hands with someone else, your choice who. That’s great near the end of the game.” I already thought I’d hold on to that one until someone was low on cards. This could be fun.
Danny finished up the instructions. “The rest of the cards are pretty self-explanatory.”
“Maybe not the discard all,” Lee said.
“Right. That one means you discard all the cards in your hand of whatever color we’re on. So if I play a blue card and you have a lot of blue, and you have the discard all, you play that and dump ‘em all.”
I picked up my cards and arranged them by color. “Shit.”
“What?” Skyler asked.
“I have a card I don’t know what it is, and it’s going to give it away, but…” I held up the wild card with the little square frowny faces.
