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“I’m sorry, Kale. I’m really sorry. We should have been smart and talked in here or something.” He shakes his head.
“Hey. No. We live here, we shouldn’t feel like we need to hide to have a serious conversations.”
“True, but we should have been more careful.” I whisper.
We’re silent for a moment.
“You didn’t answer my question,” He says.
“It would be really stupid of me to not want this with you. After all, I don’t think that we could go back to just being friends.” I say smiling while I crawl over to him, I push the pillow and laptop completely out of my way as I sit astride him. I lower myself completely on him and feel his dick stiffening under me. His hands go to my hips and he leans in to kiss me lightly.
“You had me scared there for a minute.” He says as he kisses my collarbone. My fingers flirt with the hair at the back of his head as I relish in his touch.
“How so?” I ask.
“You hesitated. When Maddie asked if we were together, you hesitated.”
“I was surprised. I didn’t think. My brain hadn’t caught up to Maddie being in the room yet.”
“I’ll let it pass just that once.” He playfully says.
I relax into him, kissing him and loving the friction that our bodies create together.
I need to feel Dean, since I don’t know whether my sister will tell my dad and then I’ll—No, I’m refusing to go down that path and think my life will be turned around so much.
I press myself into him and start removing my shirt.
I need to lose myself in this man right now.
Chapter Six
Dean
The quarterback fakes to the right, but goes up the line, dodging huge wide-receivers and cornerbacks. The safety tracks the player and tackles him off sides, and the announcers go wild.
“That guy came out of thin air!” One guy exclaimed.
“He really paid close attention to Tanner and went around the other players when all eyes were on the path Tanner was taking. That’s a smart player right there.”
I rewind the recording and observe the same play, but by watching my teammates instead. I note where our cornerbacks look to go when Tanner darts through the line and then I see where Trevor, the other safety went when I made my play. I shake my head, Trevor dove right into the middle.
Again, I rewind and observe our opponents. The guards didn’t know what their QB was going to do. They scattered leaving him wide open. You can see the moment they notice that the ball wasn’t thrown, which was right when I tackled him.
I rewind again.
“You really need to watch that part over and over again? I mean, you should know how it turned out, after all, weren’t you playing?” Maddie flops down on the couch beside me.
“It’s like studying. I study what we did, what we could have done better, and the reactions of the other team.”
“Don’t you usually do that in the locker room or something? Or is that all whipping towels at each other and walking around naked?”
“We will, but I don’t go in until tomorrow. So tomorrow during our team meeting, I’ll be able to speak effectively about our win.”
“You won. That should be what you all meet about.”
“Believe me, we do. But we also know that we could have lost. We’re athletes, we’re competitors. Something could have gone wrong and we could have lost, that’s not something that we ignore. So we discuss the other players, the other team, and everything that we see on the field.”
“Do you guys ever get to just relish in the win?” She asks.
