Texas Tornado
“It was why he undid the latch, so she could sneak in through the window. But Jugs wanted to use hers.
No sooner had she closed the door and thrown the bolt than she pressed herself to him with a fierce hunger.
“I’ve been thinking about you all night,” Jugs said when they broke for breath.
“You’re taking a chance,” Fargo reminded her. The last thing he wanted was to get her into trouble with the town’s outrageous excuse for the law.
“I don’t care. It’s been too damn long. I want ...it. I need it.”
Fargo cupped her bottom and she squirmed in delight. “I won’t tell if you don’t.”
Jugs started to laugh, and caught herself. “We have to be quiet about it,” she said with a nervous glance at the door. “The walls aren’t that thick and the couple who owns the place likes to snoop.”
“We could ride out of town,”MoreLess
No sooner had she closed the door and thrown the bolt than she pressed herself to him with a fierce hunger.
“I’ve been thinking about you all night,” Jugs said when they broke for breath.
“You’re taking a chance,” Fargo reminded her. The last thing he wanted was to get her into trouble with the town’s outrageous excuse for the law.
“I don’t care. It’s been too damn long. I want ...it. I need it.”
Fargo cupped her bottom and she squirmed in delight. “I won’t tell if you don’t.”
Jugs started to laugh, and caught herself. “We have to be quiet about it,” she said with a nervous glance at the door. “The walls aren’t that thick and the couple who owns the place likes to snoop.”
“We could ride out of town,”MoreLess
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