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I rocked down hard on him. I reached behind to grab his balls and used my other hand to pinch his nipple. He came with a loud groan and a final deep push. He gushed into me as he held me down on him.
His legs shook, and his cock continued to throb inside me as I ground down on him. He moved his thumb to my clit, and this time I allowed it.
I’d won for once.
His circling pressure on my sensitive nub quickly took me over the top. I couldn’t hold off any longer and came undone on a shudder.
I leaned forward on him. I couldn’t catch my breath as the spasms shook me and my body dissolved in a heap.
He hugged me tightly. “Angel, I love you,” he groaned into my ear.
“I love you, too.”
A perfect smile filled his face as I lifted up off his chest to kiss him.
I relaxed down against him again. The pulses of his cock inside me slowly diminished. This was always the best part, the ultimate closeness between us, physically and emotionally linked to each other.
I rolled off of him and headed to the shower. I turned at the door. “How about Dickzilla?”
He huffed. “Keep trying, Angel.”
* * *
Jennifer
Dennis had hiredLusso’s Catering for the event at the big house, and I felt like a bit of a fifth wheel instead of the hostess. The backyard was overflowing with people from the company.
Tony Lusso had taken over the huge kitchen, and he barked orders at his staff.
I quickly grabbed a can of the Bud from the fridge, which I’d stocked for Ramona’s new squeeze, Ian.
He was fireman with the LAFD. Ramona had met him at her new job at Mercy Hospital, now that she’d graduated. He seemed nice, and because he was divorced with a six-year-old son, the two had a lot in common as single parents.
I located them out back by the pool, and handed the chilled beer to Ian. “You know we have other choices as well.”
“It’s Bud or nothing, and I have to stop drinking by three. I’ve got a shift tomorrow.”
Ramona deserved a responsible guy after what she’d been through with Billy’s father, and Ian definitely checked that box.
It also didn’t hurt that when we’d gotten together a few times on the weekends, Ian had impressed Dennis as well.
Ian had been spending quite a bit of time at our new place, which had allowed me to spend more time at Dennis’s.
Billy crouched down to feel the pool’s temperature. “Can we go swimming later?”
“Bill, you have to ask Uncle Dennis,” his mother replied.
Every time I heard Ramona use that nickname, I wished it were true. But after the disaster of his quick marriage to Melissa, I understood thatslowwas Dennis’s watchword for relationships.
Ian’s son tugged on his father’s leg. “Can I be Ron? I don’t like Ronnie anymore.”
“You’re not old enough yet,” Billy told him proudly.
I left them to find my Denny.
As I searched for him, I was relieved that one face was missing in the crowd.
Ed had moved to another company. Dennis had written him a nice letter of recommendation, which he honestly deserved. We wouldn’t be where we were today without his help nailing Melissa.
