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“What do you mean, stay here, Griff?” Jess asked as she rolled over in his bed and looked at him.
Griffin pushed her hair back off her face as he told her once more, “I want you to stay here, Jess. Live here with me. I can honestly say that this place has always been my home, but it’s never felt more like home until I brought you here.”
“How could I stay here?” she asked. “I have school and work, Griff.”
“You can change schools. We have lots of colleges here where you can continue with your animal biology degree. And as far as work goes, we could give you an internship with Montana Matrix which will give you tons of experience working with animals. You’d get a better education here, anyway.” He ran his hand over her cheek that was pink where his beard had rubbed it. “So, say you’ll stay with me, baby.”
“What would your family think, Griff?” she asked as she looked into the hazel of his eyes and saw pure happiness in them.
“This place is monstrous. Mom, Dad, and my younger brother are the only ones who live here. And I know they’ll all love you. And you want to know the best part?”
She laughed at how enthusiastic he was. “What’s the best part?”
“The best part,” he said as he pulled her close to him. “Is that I get to have you in my bed each night and work with you each day too. It’s been forever since I was interested enough to put actual work into the company. But with you by my side, I think I’ve found interest in it again.”
“I’ll have to talk to Dad,” Jess said. “Those student loans are…”
He kissed her to shut her up, making her quiver as she felt his cock thump against her. When he ended the kiss, he said, “As part of the internship, we’ll pay off those loans, and we’ll pay for the rest of your college, Jess. There’s absolutely nothing to lose by accepting both of my offers. The first, being my girl and moving in here with me. The second, taking the job. We pay our interns. We aren’t like other companies who pay little to nothing.”
“Money, a good man, and an education?” she asked. “Did I die and go to Heaven?”
“Nope, just Montana,” he answered with a chuckle. “So, can I take that as a yes, baby?”
“I’d be an idiot to turn all this down, wouldn’t I?” she asked him as she moved her body as close to his as she could get it.
“You would,” he answered as he eased her onto her back, covering her with his body.
“I’m no idiot,” she whispered. “Internship or not, I’d be a fool to turn down the offer of being your girl, Griff.”
With a smile, he kissed her, sealing their deal. She’d be staying, he’d have his first real relationship. He’d thought he’d be more afraid to make such a commitment. But with Jess, it was as easy as riding a bike.
His only worry was how her family would take the news that he’d taken the baby girl of the family away with him.
