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Finally, as it begins to ebb and I feel my body wanting to collapse bonelessly to the ground, Kenneth pulls me oh-so-gently back into the water with him so he can hold all my weight as I shiver through the aftershocks. He leans me back enough to suck my nipples between his teeth a few times as I come back to earth, ending the entire encounter with just as much good feelings as it began.
Wrapping my arms around his neck, I can’t even find it in me to feel any sort of shame or embarrassment about what just happened. The warm, refreshing water, the feeling of my nipples and still-bare pussy flush with Kenneth’s skin, and the way he holds me all combine to make me feel loose and relaxed. And ridiculously satisfied.
3
KENNETH
She stayed with me all night, and it’s that fact alone that allows me to let her go in the morning so I can settle my work obligations.
I wake up to Kasey sliding out from under the covers and watch her try to silently get her clothes on. We spent the rest of the day and night in my suite after she let me taste her to my heart's content in the pool, and hour after hour, she became more comfortable with me. I didn’t press her anymore sexually besides a soak in the sunken tub in the en suite bathroom to clean the chlorine from our skin where I took the opportunity to bring her to her peak again with my fingers, so why is it that she’s trying to flee now?
She tries to pull her shoes on but still doesn’t realize I’m already awake. Does she think she’s going to leave without saying a single word to me? I know I’m not going to get to see her at all today and my hunger for her is insatiable, the least she can do is acknowledge what we both know is building between us.
I sit up slowly, back against the headboard. “Leaving so soon?”
Kasey freezes and then laughs nervously, only one shoe on at this point. “Yeah…I was just going to go back to my suite to unwind and then maybe book a volcano tour or something since you said you were busy all day today.”
I like the idea of her enjoying the island on my dime, but I’m stuck on the first part of her sentence. “Unwind? What do you mean by that exactly?”
Now that she’s caught, she sits on the edge of the bed to fasten her sandal, but she doesn’t look at me when she speaks. “Well, you have to admit…this is a lot, what is happening here with us, and I can’t help but feel a little guilty because of…” Kasey pauses like it’s hard for her to say the rest. “Because of Devin. I wish I could have met you first…”
Hearing my son’s name on her lips fills me with anger at first, but at the core of it, my feelings are complicated on the issue. It’s not as if I set out to hurt Devin or steal his girlfriend, but he’s the one that made the choices to set this entire chain of events into action. Kasey is a person, not a prize, but at the same time, I’m claiming her as my own, so….
If my son didn’t want a man to take care of the woman that he took for granted, then he shouldn’t have acted like a little boy in the first place. It just so happens that in teaching him this lesson, I also get the added benefit of having Kasey and getting to explore more of THIS.
“Don’t worry about him. He’s not going to give you any trouble.”
Kasey doesn’t seem convinced. She sighs and her shoulders slump. “There is no way this isn’t going to cause issues between you two.”
“Let my son be my concern, Kasey. He has nothing to do with you anymore.” I’m getting more annoyed by the second with the topic of conversation and the fact that she planned to leave when I was still sleeping, so I lean forward and grab her thin wrist in my hand, tracing circles on her skin. “Can I see you tonight?”
She almost immediately agrees but stops herself, even if she keeps darting her eyes to where I’m touching her. “Should we…I don’t know…give this some room to breathe?”
I tug her towards me until she’s in my arms, her back to my chest, reaching around her to cup her chin in my hand so I can speak directly into her ear. “I need no room, Kasey. No time apart. Are we on the same page?”
Kasey shivers. “Y-yes.”
“So I’ll see you tonight, then?” She nods, and I nip at the shell of her ear. “Good girl. Go take your tour, visit the spa, whatever you need to do. But you’re mine tonight, and I don’t want to hear any argument.”
“Okay, Kenneth,” she sighs, her body softening in my embrace. “I understand.”
I step into the bustling conference room, feeling like a predator among a sea of prey. I can sense their apprehension, their eagerness to please me, and like always, it gives me a sense of satisfaction. There’s a reason my company flourished where others floundered. I am a natural leader, and things always go much easier when the people around me accept this and fall in line.
As I take my seat at the head of the table, I catch sight of Devin, and my eyes narrow. I told him that he better attend every work function he’s scheduled to during the retreat, but even though it’s my own command that has brought him here, I still hate that I have to see my son so soon. I refuse to be ashamed of Kasey, but his temper is surely going to be too hot this soon after their breakup, which will make his behavior unpredictable. I make a point of staring him down, daring him to challenge me.
I’ve got a schedule full of work obligations, and throughout the day, I catch glimpses of Devin, always lurking just beyond the edge of my vision. He tries to engage me in conversation a few times, but I brush him off with a curt nod or a dismissive gesture. I'm not interested in playing nice with him, not after what he's done to Kasey. I’ll tell him that she’s mine soon enough, but there’s no reason to have him losing his cool in front of all these other professionals.
If I’m being honest with myself, there’s the chance I might lose it, too, but I’ve got the benefit of years of controlling myself that he still lacks.
Devin tries to wedge his way in between me and a potential investor at one networking event, and I grab his shoulder in a firm grip. “Careful, boy.”
He jerks out of my grip and gives me a sneer. “Enough, Dad. I know why you’re pissed at me. Multiple people have told me you were walking with Kasey on the beach yesterday.”
The investor, wanting to stay out of the confrontation, disappears. Meanwhile, I feel a surge of adrenaline. He knows, and I’ve missed out on my chance to break the news to him myself. Nothing to be done now, though. “And? It’s none of your business. You broke up with her, remember?”
Devin barks a laugh. “Whatever, Dad. Good luck with all of that.”
He walks away before I can say anything else, and I let him go, wanting to keep the disturbance of the other guests to a minimum. My anger and frustration build. There’s no way this is the end of our conversation about Kasey. Not by a long shot. Devin is going to have to know that he’s not going to get in my way when it comes to her, family or not.
