“Cy, I know you’re not. The guys know you haven’t taken anything or drunk anything since you were released from the hospital.”
“Do they?” My eyes lock with hers. “It’s all anyone ever sees when they look at me.”
Her stunning green depths soften.
“I don’t,” she says with conviction that warms my heart.
I grab her hand.
“I know.”
With a heavy sigh, she stands.
“Okay. I’ll help you, but if you pass out again, you won’t have to worry about the doctor, because I’ll kill you myself.”
I hold back a smirk as she grumbles and bends over to wrap my arm around her shoulders, and helps me to stand.
“I really missed you, Butterfly,” I say as we inch toward the shower. She glares at me, and it feels like all is right in the world.
“Don’t start this again.”
She makes sure the water is warm for me.
“But it’s the truth.”
“Let’s just get you showered and dressed, okay?”
She whips around as I push down my plaid sleeping pants.
“Jesus, Cy.”
“What? It’s nothing you haven’t seen before.”
She marches for the door.
“I’ll wait for you out in the bedroom.”
“You don’t have to,” I say, smirking. “There’s room for two.”
“Not a chance, Vale.”
She keeps her back to me but doesn’t leave as I gingerly step into the shower. The pressure of the water is painful, and yet the warmth soothes my aching joints.
“But what if I slip?”
Picking up the soap, I lather my body and run my hands over my cock that doesn’t seem to care about the pain as it stands.
“Then scream for me,” she says, stepping into the bedroom. “I’ll call 911.”
“I’d prefer if you screamed for me,” I call after her.
“Jerk,” she grumbles and mostly closes the door.
I smile and grip my cock. I know what I’m going to think about as I rub this out.
Haven bent over in front of me as I slip into her hot pussy, is exactly what I need. I groan loudly, hoping she hears it.
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