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She gazed up at me with so much happiness shining from her eyes. “You want me to stay?”
Jud reached over and ran the tip of his finger down her nose. “Yes.”
Collin agreed, showing that we were all three fucked when it came to the woman under me. “Yes.”
I nodded. “We want you to stay.”
Instead of agreeing, she wrapped her legs around my waist, cradling my dick against her wetness. “I can’t stay the night, just in case the kids go looking for me, but I can stay until they get back.”
I rocked my hips into her and smiled. “I’ll take what I can get.”
50
***Ada***
“Ithinkourworkhere is done.” Mom clapped her hands as she sat across from me at the dining room table. She’d been staring at me since I sat down and I’d been waiting anxiously for what she was going to say.
Joe rubbed the back of my neck from where he sat next to me. “What’s that?”
Dad held a piece of bacon out and I watched as Kitten nearly took off his fingers. “We did what we came to do. As much as we’ve loved being here and have had so much fun, there’s a party we want to attend a few hours south of here. It’s not until next week but the build up is a lot like Burning Man. Have you ever been to Burning Man? Lots of people having a really great time, if you know what I mean.”
“No! I don’t know what you mean.” I frowned. “What do you mean? Since when do you attend week-long parties?”
“Since we think we’re getting closer to having grandbabies and we’re feeling like relaxing.” Mom raised her eyebrows. “Are you still on birth control?”
I tensed. “Mom!”
Joe’s fingers never stopped rubbing my neck. He was the most relaxed I’d ever seen him as he shook his head at my parents. “You don’t have to leave. We’re more than happy to have you stay for however long you want or need.”
I coughed. “I mean, you probably don’t want them in your business all the time.”
“I don’t know… It’s been nice having you guys here.” He leaned over and pressed a kiss to the side of my head before he seemed to catch himself. He shot a glance over at Kendall but she was lost in her phone. He gently squeezed my neck and smiled at me. “Our house is open to your family for as long as you want.”
Jud ran his eyes over me from the seat next to my mom. He smiled before turning to her. “The three of us didn’t have much in the way of parental figures. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t appreciate having you two here and that I wasn’t going to miss seeing you around.”
Mom’s eyes filled with tears and she leaned over to pull Jud into a hug. “Oh, Judson. We love you boys. We love your entire family. We’ll be back. For sure. And I’m just saying, if you knock our daughter up, we’ll be back all the time.”
“Mom!”
“Ada’s getting knocked up?” Kendall looked from her dad to me and then from my stomach back to her dad. “Cool.”
“When are you planning on leaving? Let us make you a big dinner before you go.” Collin laughed at the look I gave him. “Okay. Let us have David make you a big dinner before you go.”
Mom let go of Jud to scoop up Milo from where he stood between her and Dad with his arms up for her. “No, no. If we draw this out, we’ll never leave. We’re going to head out before lunch. We’ll be back in a week, though. Promise.”
“I just hope we still have all our parts by then.” Dad wagged his eyebrows. “This party is going to be something else. Patricia Hope? You remember her, Ada? Her son asked you to prom senior year? She’s bringing mushrooms.”
I shook my head hard and fast. “No. No way. You two are not going to some random party to do drugs with Patty Hope!”
“Did you go with him to prom?” Jud shrugged when I shot him a look that said he was missing the point. “What? I’m just curious. I would’ve been the one taking you to prom if you hadn’t played so hard to get.”
Dad snorted. “I’d hardly call what she’s done playing hard to get.”
“I want to leave this family and never look back.” I groaned at the ceiling.
“Same.” Kendall stood up from the table and grinned. “Beck’s coming to pick me up with her moms. Is it okay if I go to their house, Dad?”
“Sure. We’ve got an event in the city tomorrow that we all need to be at, though, so I want you back tonight.” Joe’s hand tightened on my neck once more before he sighed and stood up. “I have to go make some calls about that event, speaking of. Stop by my office before you guys leave.”
