Page 29 of Boss' Obsession

She looks up at me and smiles, batting her eyes at me. I take her head in my hand and slip my cock in her mouth. She knows just how I like my dick sucked and easily gets me off. I lift her back to her feet and sponge her down, covering her breasts and neck with suds.

I wear a gray suit and Beth puts on a sexy, red dress and the locket I bought her at the antique fair. I reach into the drawer of my bedside table and pull out the box I’ve been hiding there.

“I bought this for you last week,” I tell her.

Her face lights up as she takes the box from my hand. “You didn’t have to. With the kids and the doctor’s appointments, I haven’t gotten you anything.”

“You give me something every day, baby girl.”

“But so do you, Daddy.”

“Just open it. You know you’re dying to know what it is.”

She opens the box and gasps. “Where did you find this?”

“Well, I did a little investigating and found out that your locket was made by a local craftsman about a hundred years ago. I figured since he was local, there had to be more of his jewelry around somewhere and I found it.”

I take the charm bracelet out of the box and hold it up to her locket. The pink and green carved stone flowers are a perfect match. I place the bracelet on her wrist and she leaps into my arms.

“Thank you so much, Daddy. It’s beautiful and I’ll cherish it.”

“Anything for you. You know that.”

We stop by the cottage to kiss the kids good night and begin our drive to the city. We’ll be having dinner at Bond 45 NY just like we did on the night I proposed. That’s our anniversary tradition. After dinner, we’ll take in a late showing of Moulin Rouge on Broadway and, if Beth is up for it, we’ll take a trip to the 102ndfloor observation deck of the Empire State Building.

Dinner is amazing as always, but it’s my beautiful wife’s company that makes it so special. I reserve the same table each year so we can relive the first time we said, “I love you.”

Even the show is good, though it wouldn’t have been my first choice. I’m not much into musicals, but seeing Beth’s expression as she immersed herself into the world being presented on the stage makes it all worth it.

“Are we going to the Empire State Building?” she asks as we exit the theater.

“I didn’t know if you’d be up for it. This is a lot for someone in your condition.”

“I wouldn’t miss it for anything, Daddy. Let’s go, okay?”

“Of course, sweetheart.”

It’s a windy fall night, and I wrap my suit jacket around her to keep her warm. She looks out at the city below and takes my hand. “This is the place that brought us together.”

“Well, actually, that’s the place that brought us together.” I point up at the sky.

She laughs. “You’re partly right. That’s where we had our first encounter, but if I hadn’t decided to come to work for you in this city, that would never have happened.”

“I remember how scared you were that day. You were so sure the plane was just gonna fall out of the sky.”

“Yeah, I was so scared that I confessed I was a virgin. I still can’t believe I just blurted that out to you.”

“I don’t think you were talking to me. I don’t think you even knew I was there at that moment. You were in your own little world.”

“Until you followed me into the restroom. Then I was in your world. You took me there when you kissed me for the first time.”

I take her in my arms and hold her tight. “You’re freezing, baby. I think I need to get you home. The last thing we need is for you to come down with a cold while you’re pregnant.”

“You always take such good care of me. Did I mention that you’re also an amazing father?”

“If it wasn’t for you, that wouldn’t be possible. You gave me children, little girl. Do you have any idea how amazing that is?”

“I love you so much, Daddy.”

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