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Something must have worked because suddenly, he pulled my pants and panties off and tossed them on the floor. Then he positioned himself between my legs and licked his lips like someone getting ready for a pie-eating contest. I was already slick with need before his tongue touched me. Vik took his time, slowly working his way to my apex. I was panting and writhing by the time he got there. The moment his tongue touched my sensitive nub, I screamed at the sensation. It was as if the anticipation had made the orgasm more intense. I didn’t remember ever having a feeling like that before.
He worked me over with his fingers and tongue until I felt like I couldn’t take any more. My arms and legs were weak, and my center was throbbing. The look he gave me told me that he knew exactly what he’d done to me. He smirked, “I’m not done with you yet.”
Vik climbed on top of me, kissing his way back up to my neck before claiming my lips. I felt his cock rub against my skin as he moved against me. He whispered in my ear, “Do you trust me?” My half-closed eyes shot open. I couldn’t have answered that if my life had depended on it. Luckily, he just wanted to reposition me and didn’t actually want an answer.
He backed up and grabbed my ankles, pulling me toward him as he kneeled on the bed. With my ankles resting on his shoulders, he rubbed his erection against my slit. I moaned, and he slipped inside. He moved painstakingly slow as if thrusting faster would kill him. I tried to move and adjust the rhythm, but he held my ankles in place and leaned forward so I couldn’t. “I can’t take it,” I breathed.
“Yes, you can. Let go and enjoy yourself.” He growled. His tone showed me how difficult this pace was for him to maintain. He wasn’t just torturing me. I had to guess that this was what he wanted me to trust him with. So far, he hadn’t let me down in the sex department. What’s the worst that could happen if I just go with it? Once I relaxed and stopped fighting to go faster, he increased the pace a little. Then a little more, until he was pounding into me, and I was screaming his name.
Chapter 29
Declan
Eli and I heard Delilah’s screams as soon as we entered the bunker. At first, I thought something was wrong. “We have to help her.”
He laughed. “I don’t think she needs our help right now. Listen closer. She’s not in distress. She’s enjoying herself.”
“Oh,” I said, running a hand through my hair. I’d been on edge for so long I hadn’t realized that she was being loud because she was having sex. I simply assumed that she was in trouble. I stopped for a minute and thought about how that made me feel. I knew that she was having sex with Vik. It didn’t bother me as much as I thought it should have. Before Delilah, I would have been jealous and possessive. I had no idea what it was about her that made me feel like she had enough love and affection for all three of us.
“It’s a hard thing to realize, but you’re better off once you do,” Eli said from over my shoulder. I jumped, not knowing he’d been standing behind me.
“What’s that?” I asked, wondering if he’d somehow read my mind.
“I’m sure you just realized that Delilah has enough love for all of us. It made me crazy jealous the first time she spent time with Vik without me. I ran five miles, swam another ten, and climbed the wall at my gym six times. It didn’t help. I ended up getting Scott to spar with me for two hours. I was so distracted that he kicked my ass. That was the only thing that took my mind off of it. I felt better when she texted me the next morning. I was worried she’d pick him.”
“That’s exactly how I should feel, though. Like I’m on the verge of losing something amazing. But I don’t. I feel irritated at Vik for earlier, but not for being with Delilah right now.” I wasn’t sure if Eli could understand how I felt or if I could even explain it.
“You’re a better man than I am, then. I’m glad, though. I kinda like you, and I’d hate for you and Vik to fight all the time. I don’t want to have to choose sides.” Eli laughed, and play punched my arm. “Let’s go take inventory of the supplies while we wait for them to finish up. Then we can all have a drink together.”
I nodded and followed him to the metal box we’d carried in. He cracked it open again and started removing items. He pulled out a clipboard with invoice sheets on it and handed it to me. “You count, I record?” He nodded and started stacking things in lines. There were clothes, blood bags, first aid supplies, cases that held money or tech equipment, and food. It seemed like he’d thought of everything.
“I have equipment here to create a secure connection for us to communicate with our people. I’m sure you need to let someone know you’ll be out for a while. I have to update Scott, and Vik has to call his secretary.” Eli spoke as he carefully checked the cases. The first one he opened was full of cash. I’d never seen that much in person before. The next one held what looked like computer parts. I figured those were for the connection. Once those were checked and recorded, he moved to the blood bags. They were packaged in clear coolers. He counted each bag and the type it was. I carefully recorded every item he listed. We continued this way with everything that had been in the crate.
Delilah and Vik came into the garage area when we were nearly finished. “You don’t play around when it comes to supplies,” Vik said, taking in the stacks everywhere. “Is it all counted?”
Eli nodded, pointing out the last item that needed to be marked off. “Just finished. I see you two made up. Or rather, we heard when we got back.”
Delilah blushed, but Vik looked smug. I understood why after Eli had explained his feelings. Vik must have suffered a similar fate on Eli’s first night. I grinned at him like I would have one of my guys when they told of a conquest. He growled and walked away. This was going to be fun. “Sorry about being so loud. I know this is a strange situation.” Delilah offered me an apology, understanding that I should be the uncomfortable one.
“Don’t apologize. It sounded like you were enjoying yourself. Did you have fun?” I responded, taking her hand and weaving my fingers through hers.
She blushed and nodded. “I did.”
“That’s all that matters.” I kissed her lips lightly before releasing her hand and grabbing one of the cases. I needed to help Eli put the supplies away. Then I could try to get Delilah to spend some time with me if she wasn’t busy with him. As long as she kept the smile she had right now, it didn’t matter to me who put it there.
Eli got to work setting up the secure internet connection while I put supplies away. Delilah helped me with the food and blood, then Vik showed up to help with the clothes and other things. He didn’t have much to say, but it seemed like he was trying to play nice.
“How’s your face?” He asked, glancing at Delilah, who was glaring at him. Apparently, she’d told him to mend fences.
“I’m fine. A sucker punch isn’t going to get me down. I’m surprised you care. Earlier, you looked like you wanted to kill me.” I knew that antagonizing him wasn’t a good idea, but I felt like he’d gotten off easy over the attack.
“Look, it’s not easy for me to admit when I make a mistake. I shouldn’t have hit you. I hope we can work through it.” Vik’s words sounded a little too scripted. I wondered if they’d discussed the issue before or after having annoyingly loud sex.
“Let’s get everything put away so we can have a nice dinner,” Eli suggested. I figured that meant he was done with what he needed to do for the secure internet.
“Does this mean we have internet now?” I asked cautiously. I didn’t want to sound too interested, but I did need to talk to Steph. There would be questions if I just disappeared without a trace. I didn’t need her calling Kayden to start looking for me.
Eli nodded, then picked up a bag of clothes and walked away. Eli and I had already sorted the clothes based on who could wear what. Delilah reached for hers, but I picked it up along with mine. “I’ve got it, mo chroí.” I leaned down and kissed her forehead. I knew that my interaction with Vik made me seem petty and jealous. Right now, I was both. I needed some time alone to find a way to work through it.
