Page 36 of Switchin' Lanes
Her walls begin to contract around my dick, letting me know she’s about to reach her peak. I let go of her hands and squeeze her neck a hair tighter.
“Dex,” she moans. She slides her hand into my hair, grabbing onto it and pulling my face to hers, crashing our lips together as we let out our releases back to back.
“Tinsley Lou,” I whisper in her year. “I’m so sorry I tried to push the two of you away.”
She cups my face in her hands. “You were scared. I get it. But you’re here now.”
“And I’m here to stay.” I kiss her before rolling over. I carefully slide the condom off my dick. “First, I need to get rid of this.”
I climb out of bed and walk into the bathroom to throw it away. When I come out, I grab my boxer briefs, pulling them on.
“Aww, you’re not getting dressed, are you?” Tink pouts.
I chuckle. “Just putting these on.”
“Well, then, pass me your shirt.” She grins. I do as she says, tossing my shirt at her. She slips into it as I crawl back in bed with her. She scoots closer to me, snuggling into my side.
“I was beginning to think this would never happen.” Her voice is soft. I kiss her forehead as the bedroom door opens.
“Well, well, well. What do we have here?” Diesel stands there with a mischievous smirk.
“There’s room for you.” Tink pats the bed behind her. He stalks toward the bed, kicking his shoes off before climbing in with us. Diesel kisses Tink, then lifts his eyes to me, desire burning bright.
“Did you meet the guys Buster wanted you to,” Tink asks.
“Yeah, a couple seem to have real potential,” Diesel tells us. He lays his head down and wraps an arm around Tink. “I think Buster is gonna have them prospect.”
“That’s exciting,” Tink replies.
“It’ll be cool having more Riders,” he says. “Is it safe to say the two of you worked things out while I was gone?”
I can hear the smile in his tone.
“We did.” I grin.
“All that was missing was you,” Tink adds.
“Does this mean we’re a throuple now,” Diesel asks.
Tink lifts her eyes to me. I caress her cheek with my thumb.
“Yeah, I think it does,” I say. I smile, and for the first time in a long time, things feel right. As if I found my missing puzzle pieces.
