Page 479 of Small Town Firsts
“There we go. Can you come before the light turns green?” His fingers sank deeper into me as he turned his hand to flick my clit with his thumb. “Soaking my hand. I can’t wait to split you open and fuck you until you’re screaming my name.”
My head slammed against my head rest and that did the trick. I arched and lifted my hips against his hand as I broke apart.
He bit my ear, then he pulled his fingers free. “Light is green.” Then he licked them and returned to his side of the car with a grin.
“Proud of yourself?” I asked a little breathlessly.
“Maybe.”
A horn blared behind me, and I hit the gas. “Did I mention evil?”
“Why yes, you did.” He lowered his window and turned on the music.
I was smiling as we pulled onto Richardson Avenue with a summery song playing. Sully sat forward. I turned down the music. “What’s wrong?”
“What the hell is Mindy doing here?”
THIRTEEN
SULLIVAN
“Mindy? As in Danny’s mom?”Nora parked in my driveway.
“Yeah.” I pushed the door open and strode over to my parents’ place, terror riding me every step.
Mindy was on the porch and my dad was standing in front of the door, his arms crossed.
I took the stairs two at a time. “Why are you here?”
Mindy swung around. “You can’t keep me from my kid.” She tried to get past my father. “Danny, baby, come out here.”
I glanced over at the door. Danny was standing behind the screen door, his eyes huge and tear-filled. He shook his headno.
Nora ran up the stairs behind me.
Danny pushed the screen open enough to get by my dad and gave Mindy wide berth. He slammed into me, his arms locking around my waist.
“Hey, buddy. It’s okay.”
“Don’t let her take me.” He pressed his face into my chest. “Please.”
Nora came up and hugged both him and me. “You’re not going anywhere.” She peered up at me. “Right, Dad?”
Relief staggered me as I wrapped an arm around her until we made a unit.
The rumble of a vehicle and unmistakable growl of a motorcycle had me peering over my shoulder. Ripley and Cash ate up the walk and clomped up the stairs to stand behind me.
“What, are you all going to try to scare me?” Mindy tried to pull Danny away from us.
He pulled his arm away. “No. I don’t want to go with you. I want Dad.”
“You heard the boy. You’re not wanted here.” Ripley’s voice was low and mean behind me.
“Now, everyone, calm down.” My dad stepped away from the door and my mom slipped out, the screen door slapping behind her. He wrapped an arm around her, pulling her close. “Mindy, you left that boy with us without a word. Same as when you left with him—not a word. I think family court would have a field day with that.”
“I only left him because I needed to make some money for us.” Mindy’s blue eyes became calculating. “I hear you have some money these days, Sully.”
I stiffened. She expected me to buyhim?
