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My eyes rolled back as euphoria rolled through my body.
I whimpered as the kiss grew messier. Our teeth clashed, and we got louder. I gripped Andy’s shoulders as I came, his cock gliding over mine, his release mixing with mine against my belly. It smeared over my skin and his.
“I love you, Ricky,” Andy whispered, his hands roaming over my body. “I love you so much.”
I wrapped my arms and legs around him. “I love you, too.”
“I’m sor—”
I stopped him with my mouth. “I know, hon, and I forgive you.”
Chapter Thirty-Two
Leo
Ezra was at my RV the next morning like usual, ready for coffee and gossip. Only this time I dragged him over to Parker’s RV, made him promise not to tell a soul—a pinky promise, so it was legal—and then I asked if Ezra could help do Parker’s makeup. I could see the questions in Ezra’s eyes as he took in their appearance. The bruising around Parker’s neck, the scratches on their skin. It was obvious that hands were what caused them. Part of me wanted to know if Parker knew who did this to them. Were they covering for someone? And why?
“Babe, you don’t have to tell me anything. But if you ever need to talk, just know that I’m here for you,” Ezra murmured as he spread concealer on the over Parker’s bruised and battered skin. “And if you need help—”
“They don’t.” Lucas appeared out of nowhere, his thick arms crossed over his chest. “They’ve got me now to protect them. Nothing bad will happen to Parker ever again.”
Ezra nodded. “Well, that’s great to hear.” He gave a little smile as he titled Parker’s head up. “I had a similar problem once. An ex who liked to knock me around. And I went along with it until he put me in the hospital.” He sighed. “Promise me that won’t be you, Parker.”
“I promise.” Their dark eyes welled with tears. “It wasn’t a boyfriend or anything. Just some ignorant assholes who thought they were being funny.”
A deep growl came from Lucas, his dark eyes narrowing into angry slits. “If you see them again, you’d better warn me so I can knock their asses into next week. I won’t tolerate that shit from anyone.”
“Yes, Lucas, I will.” Parker tried to dip their chin, but Ezra held them in place. “You’re good with makeup. I usually just do a little liner and mascara. Nothing too fancy.”
Ezra hummed. “You don’t need much makeup. You’re beautiful like Leo. Perfect skin and everything.” He pulled away to examine his work. “You’re good to go, boo. No one will ever know the wiser.”
“Thank you,” Parker whispered. “I was terrified of what I was going to have to say. What my parents would think, and my mother...” They grimaced. “Don’t tell her. Please, Ezra, I know you and her talk from time to time. This will break her heart, and I can’t bear that.”
Ezra held up his hand. “Pinky promise.”
But instead of hooking their fingers together, Parker lunged forward and wrapped Ezra in a tight hug. Ezra’s eyes went wide and a little gasp escaped his mouth before his arms went around them. That was one way to make Ezra your friend. There wasn’t much he loved more than cuddles. Well, maybe Carson.
“Well...” Parker looked around the room. “Leo and I probably need to think about heading down to the drivers’ meeting.”
Lucas stepped forward. “I’ll walk with you.”
“Easy, Killer. I’ll be fine,” Parker assured him, but Lucas only shook his head. “Leo, tell him. We do this all the time.”
“Doesn’t matter. The one time I’m not with you, you’ll end up hurt again.” Lucas grunted. “Or worse.”
Ezra patted Lucas’s arm. “You can’t be with them all the time, boo. You have school and a life.”
“Fuck school.” He gritted his teeth.
Parker moved closer and placed their hands on Lucas’s arms. “You need to graduate. You have a huge career ahead of yourself. Soon you’ll be flying all over the world making music with your brothers. You won’t have time to worry about little old me.”
“Not going to happen, Park.” Lucas huffed and then rolled his eyes.
Ezra’s eyes were wide with wonder. He tilted his head at me and smirked.Should we leave them alone?he mouthed.
“Come on, Parker.” I hooked my arm through theirs. “Lucas, Ezra, we’ll see you two later, okay?”
I didn’t give either of them time to say anything as I guided Parker out the door and into the warm sun. It was a nice contrast to the wild weather we’d had the past couple of days. I expected them to pull away from me, but Parker tugged on my arm. I glanced at them in surprise.
